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by transient arrival from The Brasas, the
Maiainalus nag OF the 2l,t iust, has been fo.
cthoi. The most important news which Il con.
tam, i'igiH 10 an atiuck upon a train by a party
oi Uu'as cavalry. The Tag relates The affair
as follows


The last arrival from Camargo bring. an account
Of a recent attack by the Msucans, suppossd 10
be detached party Of uugas lroops, upon train
on ils way TO Monterey. The wseoi train was
attended by email escort, aud following in Tho
rear were suur sliy OF eighty pack mules, frcigh-
I'd with goods belonging to merchants OF Mata.
murr. The tram was attacked near Marin. and
the assault was directed against the rear, with a
tew Of cutting OIL the pack mules. IN which the
MtAlcans wefo completely succcssfal-all the
mules with their packs were captured by them
considerable booty has thus fallen into their
handsome say about SJO,0O0 worth Of dry
goods aud quantity Of tobacco. The principal
los Is sustained by Mr. TanNef. one Of the mos,
respectable merchants Of Malamoros, who loses
upwards Of $4,000 in dry goods; Mr.. Kingsbury
was the owner Of the tobacco.


The Regiment Of the Tenth Infantry has vopo-
to Mlrf' There iofrmain as portion Of the dciach.
meuls under Brgadief General Hopping, until
called to a iirld Of greater activity by Gen. Tny.
lof' lhe ! lag speaks IN laudatory terms Of the
''''""'' ""H "''N'Plhc VI tlc regiment. Ihu 9TH
ONO Volunteers are encampud on the lake, tak.
ing the position recently occupied by the Tenth
Infantry. They are commanded by Colonel C
r. Trough formerly Of the Cincinnati Enourer.


Mr., VI. l.. Fulton, Of this place, has shown n.
several Letters from L. d Lundy, and T.. Montilly.
who were mentioned in our last paper as having
been taken prisoners near Sau Carlos. by A pnt,y
Of MeSleans under Cayajal These letters were
dated 3" la Marina, July lth," and state that they
were taken prisoners on the day previous, by Col,
CnfsaJal, who has treated them with great kind.
ness aud assured them they would be released
upon proper evidence being furnished that thew
were not IN The employ Of tie United States Gov
efnment They were awaiting the order of Gen.
oHra, whose headquarters was at Tula. Mr..
hnnhy hhs sent note to the British Consul at
mat place. stating that he Is a Canadian BY birth,
and has never become citizen Of the United
States We understand from Mr.. Fulton that he
was engaged IN connection with Mr. Lundy in the
purchase Of mules for the purpose Of taking them
to Louisiana, aud that Mons Monthly and Don
Carlos were employed by them to assist IN 'driy
ing In mules obiaIned from The interior, and the
purity proceeded beyond San Fernando on account
Of The high price which they were compelled to
pay on this side Of that town