Eight Days Later from Saltillo

FsrtAer parficslars ef tAe Battle ef Burma

 Fi1a-.irriral ef Dr. IErner- Despai- r. eAex fyoa Cal Cnrfix
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FartAer parficslays Of iAe Battle ef Burma Fi1a-.iyriral of Dr. T.rncr- Despai. r eAes from Col. Curtis.

 DrTuEnsr, bearer of despaiches fl om Col Curtis, arrived here ihis morning at three O. clock. He embarked a, the .Brazos ID line schooner St, Paul, on the l4th inst, which vessel he left fifty miles below the cmy last evening, and took passage ia the tow-boaI De Soto. We learn from him verbally that II Is understood at Camargo iha. Saaia Anna has retired from Agua Nueva. in the direc- tion of Paras, where it is supposed he would make halt. Gen. Taylor still maintained his position al Buena Vista Dr. Turner in- forms us that the news heretofore published of the battle oi the 22d and 23d G,ay be re- lied upon, that il was brought from General Tsylor's camp to Monterey by Paymas.er Coffee, who was bearer of despAlches from Gen. Taylor, but who could nol ge, farther than ltiat place with them. The despatches were sent thence by Mexican, who had DO, got through by he last accoaais. The aews received al CamArgo was the substance of these despsiches. and were brough, by an express rider, who was nine days in making the trip trough ,o Camargo, being compelled 10 make 8 circuit of i've hundred miles, 10 escape he Mexican forces and rancheros tha, swarmed in ihe valley.

 Nothing has been heard of Col. ccs;;IT:::- since he left Camargo. l, vas thought tha, Gen. Urea would Hy before him ss soon as he ascerainsd the overwhelming defeat of Santa Anna.

 Private letters had been received at Sal.iiio as late aa to the 9th ofMareh. at which lime Gen. Taylor was at Baens Vista, The fol- lowing letter was received at Malamoros, by . Mexican merchant of ths; place, from a Mexican q, Saltilio. l, was dated on the 6th