New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
SINE Of our oo.rs nd ~ that ther had sean nagn!-

Some Of our officers told us that they had seen ag1i-
fcen. Spanish saddle valued ASSOC We TOOK tae oefy
Of going II, and the ge1tlenznly owner PoiIef A
e1 up into his paror and gave Us peep - IL Ll p
mel Of solid silver II was rca!F
with silver in every part The gentleman Nae COM
Portable Three large rooms running Aors II Iio1
OF the house opened into each othef. iHes &c $3.50
furnished paintings and piano gave VI 'e 80
refinement Their areas and thics walls take M eye
:hev must make their houses teliciously cool.
We :hen went TO the unfinished a, ,t :.
hich has been fitted CO which &c perform men religious
cereonIes We were fortunate in finding the ooofkeep
err who kindly showed Us in. However, mere = 10 sT
thing as refusing Is anything might s'e tIsH.. tHe
furniture around the altar vas very neat 'nousn no.
costly "a bad been led 10 suppose, from Teaons me &C
count of those al Mexico. No diamond ano Pe4'l
coats OF Our Lady of Gua5aioupe. Inc pAn,ins OF ne
Virgin Mari was rsEy soot ny aeI.,0H u " E'saSs-
our ccerone. as he said Il was Rls proPeE.t ,.. :,
coud tell you of uary nice things, but ny etteI IS
summing On, opstrousy long. ant If was not ofceF
Of the Day think should have Gu. u sno. 'Hs s''e
but rs have TO set up. here's for a h'iie Ia0'e.
On the ION Col Garland was seat on; with the O!.-
gsons and the companies OF hangers % ~ 49,
observe The course OF the rctTeatina army.
this evening. having been sixty niles lEou ieIe
twenty sewn niles hence be fell II with palt! anu al
tucked then at 10 o'clock 4: nisAt- ivy "a ms e
CR.DSerg) were wounded He killed two OF the enemy
wounded two and took twenty men and 'Eo women prs
60 and csn+nred their baggage He followed the enc
nv fo- sixty niles His force was sIrall ana HoI
for hostile operations The enemy me ne. az
hare been II great coafc.ioa out slteE lnAt te'
-as and CONDUCTED their march In perfect order They
hare pieces Of artillery with thern- no" uiIeu :. ~ ~
be regretted that we not strong enough 20 naSs
immediate pursuits thousand Cavalry would nase oeen
above price Cen Arista is still At tneT hesa' ana 'ie
are OF their way 10 Monterey
This afternoon Gen Taylor very properly diVldea ms
captured cigars among his command such happy SCI
of smoking dogs you law and all at the eApeh,e
of the innemy There something very &C miof.aoe
and consoling in the thought No men nave oe'Ief
earned a smoking indulgence. by smoking WofA;
None OF tie Volunteers have as Jet joined tne nan
army Gen Smith is daily expected with q large mum
be- Of them from Burrta of which place we hold pos,
session From all accounts the cry snl they come!
fear for their qualification. the fighting al over II
ali tales be true there will be enough here to overrun
the who lie country. do not know the intended move
mepts of the General | presume he will take su The
towns upon the river If he does not advance into the
interior, .
saw today something have never seen or heard OF
before ii VI horned spider twas regular spider
with kina II she'll If may term it upon It's back
broadcast arthest from the body of bright yellow color
with four horns TWO small and near the BODY. and
two larger a. the farthest extremity. The horns
resembled those upon the horned frog. Did You
ever see a spider OF that kind before " Not as we
know on - but we have seen horned frog
The army are all in excellent health and spirits
ready TO eR DIE J.
Yours truly, e. de l.
P s. Davy Branch" the gallant Ringgod's war
horse hiss followed his master He was shot to relieve
him frorn ha his misery.