BuExA VIsTA. August 1S47.
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Lastevening we received mail from The States,
with dates as lale the 3lst uIt. from New Or
leans, and about 5 O'Clock The express which was
sent down TO Gen. Taylor the evening of the 18th
returned, bringing Order from Gen. t. counter
!nandIng the order for Deas's battery to go below
at the solicitation of Gen. Wool. Captain D. bad
completed all his arrangements in order TO start
this morning, and had brought his battery out in
front of Gen. Cushing's quarters, everything in
splendid order. His chagrln at aving his march
ing orders countermanded may be easily conceived.
The express to which have alluded brought a
number Of letters received at Monterey by express
containing copies of The PicsyuEe of August 7Ih,
with the highly exciting news from Gen. Scott as
late as the 2lth ut by which learn the CRAFTY
ing intelligence that Gen. Scott would move in a
few days.


Since my last, two companies Of The North Car
DINA Regiment have been order to the support of
Capt. Premises battery on the hill above Saulo
One of these companies, commanded by Capt Hen
ry isthe crack corps of the regiment, and has been
stationed in ever since their arrival 1t had
no anticipation whatever in the late mutinous out
break Mr.. Buck, formerly adjutant of the regi-
ment, but recently appointed ad-de-camp 10 Gen.
Cushing has been elected captain in the regiment
to fill a vacancy, aud will not go 10 Vera Cruz.
The express sent 10 Gen. Taylor on the morning
Of the I9th relative TO the reported advance upon
this quarter, has not yet returned. . .. -


81. Yours, &C., -.- E.. J. E. u.