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1t was nc go, tho Mexicans outnumbe,.I
and ths troops about here are of the T.e Men
kind, and tho best in Mexico. a'hPcc


Col. Marks left Thursday on tho uo.uo


mers for Panuco, and the Meyicans. knos,;su Gun.
was about, and would, when he 20, "a w. he
sey. give them fits, took stampede md 10 I", Rus.


The Washington arrived the dov boc,.'


the Brazos, and the n. Orleans from w.. II IRON
got here the day Gel Marks left, and waa,t1, Gt'a1,


10 Vera Cruz the same evening Cor ro;pr,rc".0ae 0aek
for fear OF an attack upon this place. Tbs TbT'eas


ngton had about twenty troops and her fan asa'
and they, with the crews Of several o,b.eT
sells, were ordered ashore to pro,ec. The n"O YES
all available men were quickly informcG' ia tA'
could do their country some good by ooknr ,,ey
towards all Mexicans. sour


Tho New Orleans leaves this day for v,o.
ty. The Washington for Vera Cruz. TL,Ec' TI-' e.
lasco in day or so for Lobos. Sloop S,,a we '%
has gone up tho coast for load of frp;, e. %
Brazos and mouth Of the river. The G,c,. ~ ~ 'as
tern, Qormcrly Of New York no,ore,y. rc,,' "s'
of the mail steamers of this T,r.c1 arIy,J GA
or so since, and leaves the 2lsi on bcr
route home. The above arc the ONLY ycs.a, I'ua p
not belonging to the Quarlermasci's dco,rDo.l, r'l
and stationed here. l., v"'@