New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
NRw-roRK, SATURDAY MORNING. ocrosKR s. 1910.
Latest from the ARMY.

Latest from the Army.
The steamship MckIIn- SAYS tire y. Q Picavuns
Of TCesda-, Iii ult srrlTec yesterday rot1 Brlzos
Santiago with de-ss from Sersl-o o. 10-e p.opc-r
CST1l10. me Tn She droEsaT moreover N
ia OF TIE American FlEz published a; Matsr.-cs cen
tE.ninz letter dated iAs -th rs: rsIa Cs--a-- IT
winch the following passage occurs which caused
lively sensation II the CRY
hasten 20 MORN Toz Of the arr-a uostha=-s fr,7
Cerrsro OF Capt MErrs- %ith tls information az
McCullocns Rangers hsd come into Gen Torrh= Cam
Cerrslro and reported that the :ih ius; shout
forty miles beJond CerrtiFo tey disco~ered codT
MexlcsIz forming the sdvsrce guard OF large force
They retreated the Ringers came upon them s-i
! We're pursued unrl they ieii back larger force
when discovered = DC from 80 1860 sfrouz
II vas the general impression that il in;endsd 70
attack Gen Worth before reEterceraentz could arrive
and Capt Murray THINKS mat oatte Is osus iouf
Cerravo to-day. the tn capt Murray Gen Taylor
WITH part OF AIS force distance in advance Of me
main body. and within - miles OF Cerralv0. a forced
march u rs relief.
Editorial Correspondence OF the Picayuae
CKRRAI.yo, sept. {. I=l6
The Two companies OF Texas Rangers under Captains
meCulloch and Gillespie returned last evening from
scouting in the direction Of Nonterey and br0uEh;
back more iuIi information OF the enemy than has
been heretofore reserved Capt Meade OF the Topo-
graphical Engineers accompanied the Rangers having
been sent out By Gen Worth 10 examine the roads
The party started from mere on Friday afternoon with
pack mules baggage 81 sny kind Snd with only
three days provisions Before SHUTDOWN and the foot
I OF the mountains suspicious looking Mexican was
caught. He enGeayored TO escape by running but
finding that ais horse was unable carry hiu on safely
ne turned cattle he sass uy the roadside ana pre-
tented that he was raalrl % coz driver and hunting
estrHy
This r,ss. however did not 90, him of. and rrea,
deal OF information finally eztorted from HIM ty
threat. He stated tbs; Candles vas PAssa tTsllos
IN considerable force Sni that there body
regular Cavalry under Col Carrasco in the neighbor
hood As Pssss Gaos psce they had been
dered 10 examine the party hurried onward The road
was exceedingly rough full OF loose rocks snd extreme
~ hard upon the horses ye this iii not IN The least
check the advance.
The sIna. rancho 81 Passa Gailos about thirty mt-
from the passed without any accident. but old
fellow at OF the ,d57G stated that Two courers
/ express rders, carrying news OF the advance Of the
Texans undoubtedly had passed short time previous
going ahead in hot haste ! little farther on. aoont
o'clock IN the morning. the advance guard OF the Rangers
suddenly upon the picke;s % the enemy aud al
though they gave them nard chas. tAe fellows sue
ccrdcd in getting OF by taking 20 tee chappora In the
pursuit however, one OF them dropped his ance--a
regular csyary-whch was picked up and brought in
! 1t gscertaincd that the Rangers within
but short distance OF the camp OF the Mexicans, and
that the latter had chosen strong positon--in
rOyo dry gully-iron which TO defend themselves.
They oUtLuoered The ieNars too IN me rato oi near
Is eight one has 800 gancheros at least under ca
males and from To 800 regular cavalry under Col Car
and under these circumstances there an0 other
alternative left than 10 retire.
The Texans went about two OF three miles Oh lie.
back track, where finding strong natural position.
they enesmped for few hours 20 rect their faded hor-
es An attack was certainly anticipated for the MeNl-
leaders must have known the force OF the Rangers
( yet tie morning hours wore away and The sun rose
/ without alarm.
On ire, s-cerJaniag tie force OF tue MsSicens FROM
the prisoner who had been taken McCulloch cent
back n note TO Gen. Worth. This officer immediate
" dispatched siX companies Of regular artillery and
infantry the road 10 sustain the Rangers IN case
they beaten back. They were met on the
turn three four leagues from here and all came IN
together.
The route taken by this scouting party the right
hand one to Monterey, passing Marin The lce hand
road which goes through Caide-cyta Is thought 70 he
the OF the the mountains, and the other
viii probably be the one taken bv the army Whether
there any troops the route than those
countercd near Pnssn Ciaos is not known but the az
pearsnce of these would indicate that Ampudia "a keep
ng bright look ont for the advance Of the American
army and perhaps with The intention Of opposing II
progress before il reaches Monterey
Gen Smiths brigade came up this morning from Pun
IN AcuIa 50 that Gen Worth now has something Ike
400 men under his command The residents here have
been expecting attack from tcir leaders night
" and hundreds hsve le the town Tor the ranches IN
the neighborhood
This plac, or the name OF i, has al along been
spelled Scr7,lvc si-vie-n siys it Z. Cerralyo aud
signifies white enrly morning light upon the noun
tains. The appearance OF the ueishbo-inS mountains
between daylight and sunrise l. exceedingly masnh'
cent ". X
CERRAIyo. sept. :, lsi6.
From wha, can gather plan Is on foot to surprise
Canales ard Carrasco their strong hold near Psssa
Gallos /; will be difficult matter, wide awake and
cautious these fellows but no harm can be done II
II fails.
turns out TO be shrcwd chap and OF inconsidcrahc
importance He admits that he sent amend 10 better
himself in the way OF swapping horses-thai IS by cav
inc his own and stealing one oil ours-and also 20 cocc
information relation to the strength and position OF
Gen. Worth's camp. Canalcs viii probably wait some
time for his return, for he Is fast enough here.
There i a ruinor hcre-nothing but rumoT mind
you-thst Santa Anna advancing upon Monterey with
10000 might give you column OF other reports
in circulation bur they are all OF lite moment ana
come from unreliable sources Mexican mouths
am fearful after this that the chances OF sending
letters 20 New Orleans VIII h. lew and TAR between
shsll snap n every opportunity however G W \
In addition 10 the above the letter from CamarsO Il
the Flag says ths, il is positively asserted that the
Mexican= are determined 70 make strong resistance
between Cerralyo and Monterey that arists s co6pe
rating with Ampuiia and that their forces rapidly
aurentipc md that the MeZc6ns are raying 10 their
standard from al quarters This representation
the movements Arlsta differs from that Of
pondent TIE following Is from toe same CsH'G5o
The hea, hiss retarded somewhat the progress OF the
troops winch left here with Gen Iay or Il being out Of
the question 20 march during the heat OF the day The
troops were high spirits and 10 up with
the Mexicans. Two companies OF Rangers that were
here having their horses shod started o. Immediately
after Capt Murrays arrival Al - quiet here Pro
clarnsons from santa Anna Ampqdia and the Governor
Of Tamaupas have been received IN town and are hsv
ing their effect upon the NeX,can5
The proclamation OF :mpGdis makes the penalty very
severe unou al who may furnish provisions assist
Transporting provisions or IN any Hlse aid the AMER
II prohibits them from holding any intercourse or
carrying on any trade with q Death and conn9ca'
ton Of property the penalties Tor isooeying the or
der These proclaInaous have also been receised N
/ Mier and Reynosa Nothing more Of importance
! YucATAN-The Siglo XIX- publishes decree
OF the Congress declaring
Thst Yucsian recognizes and pcoc!ainas the v~Jaas
eanpi0 OF ce city GustAlayars Of The 10Th Of May
That Yucatan VII continue II the same position Of
seliyovernmeut until by an acknowledgment o. tue
General Government OF the jnrio!A5iy Of The treaties
OF 1913 she can with honor return 10 her allegiance
, That Yucaian convinced that General Santa Anna
mas given al various times proofs Of his patriotism and
has promulgated the most liberal sentiments recognizes
him and proc ais hiJn chief director Of the Mexican
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