The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30

the Aiseriesns did not shiak n wcuA while to return the 6rs, and conisnted shemsslvea by langhing atthem with conasmpa A diver separaied the Americans from she Mexicans, and the former had no means of crossing is, while on the contrary the latter, on the other side of the river, had several skifEs. Mf. Wilkinson, young gensleman belonging to Capt Besancon's company being in advance of the party entered house which had, from all appearance, been abandoned with precipi- iation, and found in i. some papers, amoaa which was the following pass. Its owner might be very apl to Pass in the hands of our police and from them lo the Castle, if he cSzsrs ,h;s way:
 % CoMPAyY or THE EAsr.
 The chiefs of guerrillas will please let the bearer, Crespia Marin, pass unmolessed, with ten mules, as he goes to Vera Cruz 10 get provisions for the guerrilIas.
 God snd Liberty. EsteTo, Aug. j. i6a7.
 JUAN ABURTO.
 To the Commanders of the Guerrillas. IcorresPondenee of the Daily DeIta-l Capt Wkiie ordered to Tsmpieo- Tas
 Train for PSSbla-.Mslanckoly Occur
 reaee.
 vERA CRUz, Aug. 3, 1Si7.
 Eds. Deila-As wrote to yon as late as yesterday. you can expect bnl li,sle news fIom me by this day's date, however, take advantage of the departure of the steamship New Orleans to send line or TWO. Capt Whites company. of the battalion, has been ordered to 1ampica, and will leave here this afternoon by the New Orleans The ar rangements for the train are rapidly prcgres- sing: il is expected 10 leave here about the Sth or 10th inst, and will be accompanied by ai least 1000 men-the whole force l2th Infantry. IL is now expected that Besancon's company wili accompany the train That portion of t which sailed in tAe Eudora has no. arrived yet While speak ing of Besaneon's company, l would men, ton a most painful, and, fear, what will turn ont a fatal occurrence. which took place here this morning in the public Plaza. \ soldier of the lss Infantry, who was con- fined in the guard-house for some cause or other. attempted to pass out, and was pre- vented by the sentinel on duty; upon which a rencontre ensued between them, which ended by the sentinel, who belonged to the same regiment discharging his musket at the prisoner-ihe ball passing into the un- fortunate mans left side and coming out through his back. Had the aIair ended here 1t would moi have been so bad, but unfor- tunately IL was not so. 4 private of Besan- cons company named George Evans, who was passing by al the time, received The ball after its passage through the other man, in- media,ely below the hip joint, by which his thigh-bone was fractured considerably. and other injuries inflicted upon him, for which al present his recovery is rather donbdul- He was removed al once 10 the hospital, to- getier with the other. and third man. private of the Isl Inf, who was slightly grazed in the hip by ihe same discharge The sentry who fired IS named James Rob inson, and the prisoner who attempted To escape Thos. Clarke. Lieut. s. W. Waters esteemed Evans very highly, and informed me that he was one of the most worthy and best conducted men in the company.
 The guerrillas are pretty quiet here just now, but it IS supposed tha, as soon as the l train moves of they will al once begin to kick up their heels and give some trouble :; beyond that their efforts are harmless. There IS no accounting for the removal of the con- pany under Capt White 10 Tsmpico, but from the fac: of the order being made, there has been news from there; the nature of 1t has not trsnspired, however ALPHA. l P. S.-The prisoner who got shot in endeavoring h pass the guard, is in quite a ! hopeless condition; the Louisiana Ranger is expected 10 recover, but will be unable to resume his duties for months to come.