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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27

The following communication for the Argus was
delivered to the Editor the other day by it'll.
boy, who said lac found ii near the Poor-Bozs.
Tho seals had been broker, The paper wet, and
the writing almost IegibIe. Having been much
Srstihed with the Indian tab it cont~ins, we CAM
not refrain from, laying ii before our readers-I,
'Sg've verbatim from tho original, as spsa as we
oould decypher it,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27
CoMMuNIcAr1oNs.

The repu llicans, and the mass Of the fe
deralists will rejoice at the success of our
arms IN the North Wess But the tories,
who are of an ICY reptile race. will not feel
amy hing but chagrrne. The triumphs If
tne country are death blows to the hers onal
homes of such men as Quincy, Pickering,
and Gore. The little mob man Hanson and
the scurrIlious GrDsvenor, ere OF the same
serpent breed bat they are of that kind OF
POLITICAL snakes whose heads swell with We
nom, anhare only noticed for their Kissing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The ID u s. regiment, 1000 strong en-
bsrked At New Orleans on tho 18th, destin,
ed for Cncinnatio, Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27

The difsrehee.-A man by the name OF
Whtr, who - alledged to- have been con-
cerncd in the rOtS at Baltimore, last year,
III passing through Chambersburg lately,
was, Il Is said, denied d lodging. / his lis all
WEI enough. IL is proper that society
should mark those who disturb the peace,
ana assist IN shedding human blood. But
'e' society dea' inf0rtiaAy Hanson, who
was al the head oi the Chsries-Street rioters,
ana who had direction of the party that
SHOT two OF the inhabitants III Baltimore, is
suffered to keep his seat Ill Congress. Han
son and White we're equally guilty. and
merit equal punishment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27

hN che 27th day of October next at the
" late dwelling house OF Major Francis
Scott dec will commence the sale of the de-
cedants estate The sale will continue from
day to day until sufficient ,um ia raised to
pay the debts The property for sale con-
sist of Thirty Slaves, 1xhy4sf them very va
liable. a good wagg9her. I5Ae maker, houa,
servants and plant9 Zion Erfs.-'rhe stock
OF o, Horses, Cows, 6heeE and Hogs-aIi the
Furniture, the a ps 4coh, &c ac.@Ai u
so the tract OF l. md on yiich the ,restatop
lived c"ntainin' A0pt>See Acres.-ItIspro.
bable the Land viii be devided into ,we. 60
more tracts--it expected hat about one.
fourth part of the sale will be required in
cash, the remainder on credit bur the Ex'r.
Cannot yet determine the precise extent of
credit having desire on the one hand 10
advance the amount of sale and on the o.
ther TO satisfy the wishes of the creditors.
It will be at least on twelve months crsdis
and perhaps di id, d into several rerms.
JOHN b SCOTT Ex'r.
September II, 1918. (w4wp.j
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27

A writerpvier the signature of "Publi-
U.s. has pabAshed in the Baltimore Wing,
some patriStic.essayt, in which he has lash
the edfors otthe common .ezeer with con-
~iderable ssveritk Mr. Wagner threatens,
no copfequence, ~ scent him. II was Ger
taiRlY iudiscreet foR" Publius" TO stir up g.
mYeh nth for, what ca. ne expect from
syEh stercory but { e appropriate fumes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-27

DVILCIHDCT %.
We learn from a gentleman from Nse
Londnn, whish place be left Cd Monday last
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

by the way OF the Arkansas, and others BY
Sacogdcches. The depcs;ng of Bcrna rtlo
who had been gailty Of great imprudencc
and shocking ba,barity. and the name of
Toledo, man N as much celebrity as Mi
rarda, added new incitemen,. a number,
ol respectable Young men. of an en- e.,irt
si'.g advertcrous charec,e-, set If 10 fiph,
order the banners Of Teledo. Previous to
the last disastrous engagement. there was
an army CT at least two thousand n,en under
Toledo; completely armed with twelve
pieces OF artillery, six hundred Americans
Perhaps a set of Drawer or mo,e de- cmined
men we're never CO lected than these Ann
ricars. Of this number there We e perhaps
20 Europeans, a lew Frenchmen, but not
more than half dozen Creoies of Lclsia
ma. The roya:sts had BY this time ap
tproached St. Antopia with an army OF at
least live Thousand, two ,hoqsand Of which
We're veteran troops. The patriots mar
icSed out 20 give them battle, surprised their
vanguard, put them to tight butinstead ns
baking, forming ,hemeelves in proper or
der, and choosing their ground-thev rush
ell onsin spite ct every thing their leaders
Could do. with the most ungovernable i'm
tpciuosity. They suddenly found themselves
IN the midst OF their enemies; here ensued
conflict as biooSy as any recorded in histo-
ry; on both sides they fought with despe
+, rate valor--she patriots were at length over.
powered By numbers were defeated and
the greater part cut off. not without having
stretched more than their own number in
TOE dust. The principal chiefs escaped ant
have reached the remnant of the army AZ
Nacogdnches. Two hundred families @
the natives have Red for protection---it i,
| supposed that It is the intention OF the bloc
dy Areaondo, who committed the massa.
cras. at GuanN,ato. Saltlio. and Amira
numbering women and children, to la,
vase the whole OF ;he province of Texas
and icarc nothing but wilderness be.wec,
the Limits Of the u. States and the Rio de
N"rte. MAJ. Iaf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

he SGD fegimen5 &c Unied States Irfan
trT under the command Of Col. Foierall.
which ssbeen enca0ped for sorac fine in
ne vicinity OF Derby. Yes-erday marched to
his cry, and sitter paradipg through sever
Al streets, received all elegant standard
IRON the hands OF bndy of patriotic ladies'.
The appearance Of this corps was truly 10
tereeting and military. Tie citizens ex
pressed their admiration of their discipline.
and their wishes for their safety and honcr.
b. repeated and hearty chesrs.-They af.
forwards returned TO their encampment.
Gaz,
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From the London Globe. mr.. o.

- -
oe armistice was denouncc. on the 1atiz
ana the SH days noice having expired On
the ION, hostiItjes recomnenced IN .r,.
next day. The renewal of the Bombar6-
nlsnt OF Sfettin, is stated to have been the
brst act OF aggression, but il was no, The on
~ one OH that day the bombarfl,oent a
the oiher beseiged places were renewed a.
DoIt the same time, and D&v INST. as we sta
tea yes erday, advancing from Hamburg a -
tackled the Russian and Prussian linz. 90
the Soi'o@ing day, the 18TH. Carrying tb,,
'hree entertainments before LauenburS NV
the 1ayoHet, and driving those who defend.
ed them scross the Steicknitz. This. !, ia
CERTAIN, is DO graat achievc ment of itself.
~hen measured by the scale or which war
IKE operations are carried on IN these dcvs-
but we regret TO frd that the Danes rec,
re ,'ing whose attachment to France tho
Brush pnbiic had begun to entertain some
onuo's, are praised FIR their briskness in
ln ,i se'Vi OF that couatry, and against cur
aihcs' Mhch IS eXpcc;ed ia this trcre1-
dons contest from the crown prince nd
the prominent position cf his a~rnyi an in.
dicatioD OF its snreriiv AZ well &c ,f tts
strength. IL is pliced in he cenf with
the Russians end Prus;i1ns uDou az right
anu leit fCsFfctveiy. A g. eat bIsw NAV
bE.soon expecied ard when ssruck ( iii
res 'uBd through the wnrid. Some accounts
81 r. mat nc aruis C. Was ceaounced by
An'tFia others, wiJh more prdbabili;v.
at5ribh 1t To Prussia. i is plain however,
IRON ,he conduct Of Austria in throwyi~
her weight into the scale Of the allies. thai
the eX.rAvagaut pretenSions of Bonapar,e
were he rea! cause. The crown prime IS
s.ld 70 be advlnciRg tnward5 Hatnburg. =
Even bsf5re the expiration # The arihis,ice'
nc had narrow escape fronl Frerch uerG
pt. ~ some be - said % b W besn sLo<
at,ty Others to have verv narrowly esoane5
'he eifec;s ola hell thrown at hn and his
escort. The army under his command. az
consisting cfSwed.sli, Russian. and P.uesi.
~ troops, is called the United Army II
Horthero Germany. lie commenced hi.
series OF bulletins "nh this title on the Iag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

Creased !; and aswe are capable of Judging,
nave fh- appearance Of continrng so, unless
cnsckeasoy the highprice of a primo ipal raw
From another Letter, dated the s7,s z,,n
"Some Individuals seem more cnr6dsa.?.
ne expectation tina, lord Walpole IS ~ -eet
yonr commissioners who have arrived in
Tos GRIT TO me above letter dated .sur. %.
by an express arrived in to,vn last
night we learn, that the Armls,ice is brok en-
gu ana nat the AustIians have TINED the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
CH1LL1cnrnr-Oo t. g

Ills exceliency Governor Meigs arrived
here on he 27th ult. and left here on s;asur
day last f'r Marietta. He was ON bis re-
.prn from Frenklinton. where he had been
Tor the purpose a organising the 1000 men
who we're iasieriy called into service, The
g.vernor has ever heen ready to comply
win any authorised reqaisition for tfospi
from this state. Those who last marched,
couia rot have srriyad at the Lake before
tie main bodr cros-ed ever to Canada. They
nave not. however. been withheld, ard had
marof,ng orders had been received from
Gen. Hsvrison, they would have reached
hfS heed quart, RI before active operatiors
commenced. Bat the lake has pow chan
gsd mssters--commo.ltre Perry his broken
me eh9'n, end Will gather the lsurels of
the campaign.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
from Me .Enolcclic Nfaga-ine.
Mr.. JEFFREY.

We understand thar Mr.. Jeffrey, the eel .
ebrated editor of the Edinburgh Review. is
about to visit this country, OH Business rela
tive to he estate Of 2 brother lately deceas
ed at Boston. He was to sail in the ship
hercules for Boston. whose arrival is daiiy
expected. It's his intention also to visit our
principal cities and we trust that every ia.
cllity will be given, both by government and
individuals, to make his tour satisfactory g
agreeable. To the representations of
man OF Mr.. Jeffrey's talents, information &
literary influence, we May lodk with conf
dence for having this country vindics,eS
from many OF the gross aspers ns that have
been cast upon 1t, by narrow minded or hire
ling travel writer's. 1t is the interest of bo,h
nations to have proper knowledge ana es
timation Of each other, and we think that
Mr.. j. has hitherto in his writings shown n
more candid and liberal disposition towards
us, than most Of his contemporaries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
AUTHENTIC FROM MEXICO.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Oaf0N Nopne. SlAk. ~. 1al9.


The army Of the Mexican patriots Of the
iS0rth, IS they sty,e themselves, after NEE
ting with succeSses as wonderful as that Of
tortez, less fortunate, however, in the re-
suit, have at lengsIr met with a reverse.--
On the 20.h at last month they we're. it il
reported entirely detected, about twenty
T'iies ircn ST. Auionil. -. They have made 4
siand ~ Ma ogdochss. but it is very ooesti
ona6le ~bether they will be able to main
tam IT loHG. From very small beginning.
without money or arms, they had grown %
formidable IS TO excite conformation 2
mongsi the Royal party, and the V &c Roy.
al BEGAN n Dc more apprshensive OF them
than OF All the other insurgents put toRs-
'her. From The frequent defeats Of their
armies, they had succee ded IN obtaining
Sufficient supply Of ammunition and militia.
~ stores. lu the battle of the both Of Jun,
thes bad nine hundred men. two hundred
and fifty n whom wcrc Americans, the re 4
.na'ives end few Indians. The victory
obtained On ti!'s occasion, gaze 80 much
eclst. that people frofn every part Of ,he
Un1cd States ileclscd to jim the seandqrd
some BY the way Of UPpcr Louisiana, some
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
NPW.IFeSpy

The Republicans have succeeded in the
recent Election In the state Of New Jersey.
In the Council and Assembly, end will have
a majority o. at least four in Joint meeting
tor toe CHOSE Of Governor and for Civil aud
Military officers. Tire fsderslists, our rea
ders will rccoi!ect, had decided oisjority
last year. Mar. Int. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
plymonth, Hnc. %.


Arrived hi' MHiesty's schooner lie Iegranh
iron cruizc aud has brought in with her
hne American schooner called the Ellen
and Adeline, captain Booth. from Nsftz.
b ind to America. having on board silks ~
ar.Ns' which vessel was captured after
chase of IS hours.
ETfr0ct Of L,t or from on boa7d hfq NM
J.csfy's shih Norge, in tat. 81, ~. lonp. 3,
h. -
" On the 18Th Jily, about eleven O'clock
ct night, while Mug at anchor Of Flnshincs.
the commander in Chief of that feet sent a
boat on board the Norge for the cap ain-as
soon as BE returned again we weighed an
Choir and made all pcssib e sail for The coast
OF Norway he did not inform spy of us
whefe we were going, until we were con-
siderable way advanced On our voyarp.--
we were then intormcd that he had recei-
we'd sealed orders from The Admiralty.
"ticn were Got to BE opsred until we arri-
vel OFT the Tezcj; they were opened there.
and The pUrport VI then was, that we were
to proceed 20 Greenland. IN chase Of an A.
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Eptracfef q letter dated Liyerfooi, Iu-
rus 81

GHSf II.
Since had this pleasure on fhe I5ih
ut We had regular and steedy demand
for American prodace up TO the PIN inst,
when considerable disposition to speculate
evinced Itself, markets became brisk. and
rather better prices have consequently been
obtained indeed, unless the American com
missioners are met by ministers from this
country, we may look for gradual i'm
prevement; but If that event takes place.
or IT We have reason TO believe that anv Of
the diplomatic characters on the contiyen
are authorised to negotiate with item. WE
shall inevitably be lover. A belief, howe.
yer, that the war was will continue is can.
sing the speculative demand vet am vii.
ling TO hope, that as son as the arrival Of
Messfs Galatin and r ward is ofFcia1v
noutied by the Russian government to this
mat measures towards an com mediation
vii be taken although the expcct alton OF
such an event Is cettaiuly loosng grourI -
The houfishiag state Of the manufacturing
interest Of GreH Britain very much decroa.
ses in public estimation the immediate adj
yamtsges TO he derived from peace with The
y. ,. and tends 70 make the war popular !:
since That event took place The exports 70
he West lndies, South America, Portugal,
aad iattefiy to spain, are very much IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
Foreign.
LONDON Anpns. Or

:, LONDON, August 20.
IN the baggage If Jseph Bonaparte,
wnich Tell into our nandS, was found let
tertron Bcnaoarc 20 him i'm which he ssvs
tsat the principal hope he has, with respect
TO SPAN, IS. that the troops may be able to
maintain defensive position that he had
succeeded himself in gaining a battle at
haotzen over the allies--but thatit was se.-
verely contested, aud that the times we've
pastwhen one battle decided the fate of The
war. That the governments on the conti-
nent mad grown wiser by experience. buttba,
ne trus'ed TINS success would confirm the
Confederation of the Rhine in ii, ei,s at,,ct-
ment to him. He then breaks ont into n
violent strain Of invective AGAINST Mn,ar
whom he accuaes OF the greatest ingrstin,ds
IN having Abandoned him at 81 critca.a ne.
Rod, and retiredto Naples. He accornna.
nies this inVectiye with some menaces TO he
executed at proper season, and concludes
by professions of attachment 70 him DO
sepn) tor having been the only one of his
brothers Cerome excepted) that had re-
NAMED constantly faithful to him.
The following is an extract of a private
letter from Berlin, dated The 24,h MI
There is no doubt entertained here bnt
that hostuities will again commence ON the
10Th OF Aug. The whole of the army of
eonaparte rs calculated at 400. 600 men, of
"ooD 200, GOO are il SAKE and SIes;a
100000 near Wurtsburg. and 100 600 in II.
ally under the command of the Vicerov
ihe Austrians going overt to the prussians
ana kuss ans, here seems certain.-To NOR
row the Crown Prince of Sweden is exnec-
ted, who has under his command an army
of 10000 and 1t is expected will take his
head quarters here. Bcnaparte will com
mand the army in person. In Lsips;c all
gods remainyet under sequestration.'
he Following is the exact amount of the
'aiiitaTy force at present in the field under
the IroWn Prince OF Sweden, as command
Prnssians. including 5000 cavalry
| and Bulow's corps An nm
Russi ms, being the corps OF gVipzin-
gerede, Czernichoff, Woronzow.
q ettepborn' 25.oos
overiens & Meck;inborgers. com
manaed By Cj5nt Walnocen I, oco
British troops under General Gibbs sooo
Swedes--E Effective 50 0oo) '''
Reserve ia Scania ~ GOO { $1,000
OtaI J0E pOo
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.Aieuandrio. .Seht y ,a,q

. >.
we have not been able collect q salts.
factory list of the killed * taxed 10 the lat
tie on the 18Th nit. near St. Nn,onio. We
are happy to learn that the loss Of the patri
OTIS was not SO great as was at FIRST suppos
ed. Upwards of two hundred cfthe Amer
leans have got 10, and it is expected MANY
more are on the way who will pr,.b Div es-
cape. Co.'s. Kempers have arrived here
they say there were about 45O,Aroet.icans.
and Between and 700 Spanards ard In
dians IN the battle, and as far as conld be
ascertsi1cd, 1t was calculated there were 9
to on the part Of the Royai;sts The
action lasted more than an hour, and IL i
reduced TO a certsiny, that had it been sus
tanned hive minutes lJnger, the result would
have bean glorious to he Patriot cause. the
Royal cavalry had been routed and their.
cannon completely silenced 10 Dlinutes bsf re-
the Patriots reiterated. II is uaders;a d tia,
some hope is entertained Of another exDe
niHon, which may prove move successful
than the former-May the genius Of lib rty
speed them, aud crown their efforts. to give
independence to all oppressed people, with
success.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
BosTop Oct 10

- BOSTON, OCt l2.
The British Commodore Barclay, la,eiy
defeated ON Lake Erie, is not son of The
British Agent General for prisoners in tue
Us. The son Of tina, gentleman com mands
the frigate Succe s.
AmoHg he volunteers on board the reve
nue. cutter al the capture OF the Dart, were
Sailing masters Greene, lew, Monres and
Fopham, If the u. 5. notiiIa; capt. Perry
OF TIE Army, capt. Tho. Swinbnfne. cant.
J ohn Cahoore, Jr. Mr. Jacob Minzie, and a
number Of u 8. soancn,
The fdga'e Constitution moved from her
mornings eff Charleston on Saturday the 9th
end anchored eft The long Wharf Boston.
ne S brig Entel prise, sailed from Port
land On friday morning, and arrived AZ PORTS.
m"utn the same evening-The Ratuesnake
a0d E9terprise were both st anchor in The
harbor Of Portsmouth on Saturday morniuy.
Along with Some other gentlemen, J
have been eneSpectedly disappointed in
orr passagein The ship Rcbcri Barns.
Ny Desr Sir,
It would maze. you smile, to droD into
Lloyd's Coffee House, and observe the sen
saticJ created by the receipl of the ihs rm
atiorot the destruction Of the British com
marco, ny our tAWeTiCaO) few vessels Of
war. Its removed thst lie Argns. captainI
ALIEH, has set ~ fire The whoie Irish Sea
The slcop Of AT Sajtfge arrived ~ Leith
Roads On tbe 10 h ms after an unsaecess.
~ cruz, in pursNit Of the .Hrrns. The
Nle.roudfi1 frigsfc came into I,ei,b
Reads IN company with the Squire and
exports N have seen Commodore Rodyers ri
Che Nor;h Care from the 2Oh TO the s3d
Wy. q ship ~ the lire wrs left in thatl
quarter q TIE .AsrGRd,ta dispatched with
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

Among the officers wounded, were Gene
rails ) ewart, Crawford, Gordon, Adjutan,
General Waters and NJ ~ Geoersl Pack
Ina letter from, an old friend. ta,ed Lis
boz, Aug. IS, we find the FLOWING
POSTSCRIPT.
" The Reports at to day are, that Lurd
Wen ug on, having rec ived ady:ces Of The
Armi1t,ce in III Norh, being broke up, i
d"ancing into France and at he his
lief ~. Sebls ia1s and Pampluna iii his rear
btoc&ad d and not 6esieyed. 90 hsr reports
acs ton. sha, both places have surrendered
bat no reliance car DC placed on either"
ivy THE. 81 Fam ROAT.l
It WAS rep rted az Albany, WREN the
S.eapn Boat left there, that Gen Whkinson
had embarked his arm, in boats, and gene
down the ST. Lawrence-an;,, that CO..
Proctor by forced MARCHES, had arr, Cd at
Il mile Gre k, 81 the head Of LIKE Onta-
riu.
Ii is certain that Gen. Hampton had no.
gone to Ostersbnr,, IS reporteJ few davs
since. On the S-h insy. his army was still al
Chatauga.
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Evina.ton's I,evee. AZ Naw Ole,o, ,,,-;r-

liunaston's l.evee, az Now Orleans, hsYinr been
decided in the u. district court to belong 20 the
claimant, Edward Livingston, esq the commsp
council nj that city, impressed With the Justice end
I'M rortanee OF tbs public right claim 10 the pre-.
h'ses, nave iormahy protested against the dsoieion
AMI reso red 10 spresi from it 20 Tie supr me
Tie governors in hehsf OF the s;ste and the ,aa,or
Tor the city, Get IN the esse, and the c9rporso;, de
tern'ned sesins yielding the rosseslou OF the Bat
tore TO Mr. L. Columbian
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From tie Red Riue,. Herald.

SHNfQiisi1 O'IBf. ~. 1873.
we nave no further particulars Of the af-
TAR on the 18Th ult near ST. Antonio. than
tnose issued IN an extra on Wednesday,
Nodiing Could have been u,ore unfortunate.
oaHd ct the genuine SINS o. liberty, elated
WITH toe prospects before then unused TO
aay hing but victory,St but Little acaua;n-
ted with discipline, thought nothing was me-
cessary but To rush upon thc enemy. and
every thing woud yield to the overwbel.
mipg force ut their arms. The panic was
tru'y great, when, after completely defeat
,nS an advanced guard Of the enemy WHO
hao been placed three or four miles ahead
OF the main Body OF ArradonGo's aruny) and
taken three pieces of cannon, drove them
before them, ard pursuing .hcm three or
iour miles, found themselves in an ambus-
cade, surrounded with very superior and
we'll prepared furcc. with artillery ranged n
All sizes, winch opened up II and raked
them with i'm nense slaughter. The utmost
confusion ensued-every man was trying TO
make his escape-they fed in every direc-
t'oE--uot more than three or four coujd be.
tonrd together, eXcept those wi . were close
y surrounded By the enemy (suppcse 8 or
4oO) and were fighting their WAY ont. Not
more than scot those who escaped have
oeen seen heard CT, several of whom have
arrived here and give but aa imperfect ac
count Of the action They saw the cuernv
were N ciose pursuit IS far as rhe TRINITY.
there were DO or so sick and disabiedin the
Hospital az 81. antonio have fallen into their
hands, and many viii be taken On the road.
Several hundred of the Republican Span
iards g Indians are drove from their homes
and are fleeing before the enemy. Man
chac was killed in the ac,ic1--Gen y'ole /.
do, co.'s. Kemper and Perry, ana some oth ,
CT ofncers are at Natchitoches, expected
mere hourly. No correct idea can be form
ca OF the loss OF the Roy aliSs bu; il ssp
p SEQ TO be considerable. SINE danger is
apprchendeA ar Ma chtochee, from tns IN;
mense body OF Spanisrds and Indians that
are pressing forward. An express passed
thro' ibis place few days since, from CAPT.
OVerton. commanding al Natcbtoches, for
New Orieans--the contents not known.