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 VERA CRUZ, Aug. 6th, lsi7

 Eds. Del,a-Thc tram. that is to say the advanced portion of it, Jeff ihis evening, and was accompanied by an escort of cavalry to Santa Fe. which, have already informed you in a former letter, IS about six miles from here. The main body of troops, about one thousand, will leave tomorrow mornIng. The Endora has arrived, having been out l2 days with the remainder of Besancon's com pany, including that offieer himself They will noi, however, as they al first expected, go along with Col. Wilson's eosnmand.-- Their servIees are more required al Vera CTuz. They have been on several scouting expeditions in the neighborhood lately. bus as yet they have been unable to discover either rsnehero or guerrillas bands. although there is no doubt that both one and the other iurke about the sand hills.

 Ton mill perceive by fhe Sol dc .1aaknac oi The osh- iisai an attempt was made to car- " oh soldier of the I2th. wiihin mile or two of town, by tao of those rascais, and that ,he man with difficulty escaped to his tent, about mile or His wounds were dressed there, and the coloasi eommanding srdesed out party of the Georgia cavalry io scoar the chaparral, and make prisoners of all whom they might meet, especially say sellows with the least appearance of gusr- r1ias about them Yours. ALPHA