The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
Ao~ iks M o. csn zS@sss Late and In.srsslias ifam Bsasss.

W ~~N A1ANA~@N@A&H NANA3 &auH48s The Fanny bfouEhf aa meua tfosn th~ abeve poss io the 18th las, 4 late nasphes sf ihe Mstauseras Flag, vts-, cf tho lsth bnhLs whsch came ta haaA threngh this arrival, contains an abundance of ln- tssssing Information, rngaraing thinKs in Rensrsi, in ths valley of sls Rse Grsnds.
 HALsixo FME TnAnsn--~Tha FlAx, of the lAtA Instant. sayas By sa arrival yesterday. fsem Car msrgo, wc are informed that an egjef haa kesn rs. oeived there from Ceu. Thvias shreraias k~lf ef ihe heavy wagon irsins ~hich wurs hutnT rse seaay Tor Montepays and which. lt wna smppasea. uasn ihssniea ips the Htsreh apon Saa Luia We can- nos learn whether the danxcrs sf ihs sosd cF nsl Fsseivs not to iake any fnrthef aisamen wsth tAsa army, haA induced this eaSeFs kaa fo1a esAsr eir- eumstaaers we judge the iafiaF eaaAs e have aer. saaed '. rhs hRvs no tartAT news hy this sfrirnl from tiae aRmy.
 hRigadser General rhosnaa Marshal and Maina ChaseAill, q tlse Cennsianry DapMssneas. pnusui Hp ne FivsF' yesterday on thstS way se lela Cen, The fears expressed tn sasaraay's payeF snr tAe saaety af Aessra- Caxcaa & Qamndrn, former msF~ rey with goods, have been aSayea bx tho ss~eaus of letter In town, datcd 9th iast. si Moateray in- forming "f their arrival thsEe without austsintnR any loss
 ASoTsKA MAssAcaE.--lnsslligeace was received on Sss"rday the 10th iast. confirmed since by lst- 'ers from Ceraivo 10 tho 9th inst. that scouting party of twenty-sevan Taxsms commanded by Cast Baylor eEasFed out by Col. Abbott can4ss=aAsAs a, C@ralya. ts sSs=s .s country h=asssn sAas aast and Monterey, had faiicn in with large Aoay sf Mrxicsns and all benn killed bat three.
 Our etters inform as lhs4 Capt. Xavier lafa Co. raivo the 9th insi asad out his sn.,rue- lions, waited several ranches in tho neiehhorhoed EheFe tue rceant aiicaks had hesa maaa upon tho l trains At twe cf thase ranchas. Eoada and pr~. Pefty captarrd from the iains were fcamd snnresaA
 n the hoascs, and guilt ot participation ia shass Fobbeviea hcing eisariy proven againsi the Msxcaa residents, ihe property was rctake. shs awaIlines of the guilty burned, and several known deaseraia characters Killed. With three prisoners which he l had captured. Capt. Baylor was returninr tp tha main road, when he found hinsaif snFreartad hv
 large force of Mexcans stated at ROO an iuahae{- Il " uae same force which had attacked the tsaina | previously. He wns completely hAHraed in and the Mcsicans ehnrged upon tho small band, ktsiing many of them tho hrst disehaFge of fire armzs-- f Three of the party effected their escape by crawling
 into the chaparre and got into Ccralvo drcadfuIly
 lacerated with thorns. When they last snw CsYt. l Baylor, he was wounded and unhorsed, kut stu kghting and only three of his men wcrs in their saddles They think fl impossible that any more could have eseaped, and do not believe that the 1 Mexicans made any prisoners. Two days had elapssd since they got back to CeYaivo and nothing had been heard of any of tho rest of tho party ff
 the dwelling of one of tue Maxicpns made pftsanas l by Capt Baylor. 60 the men whs escaped rsporsl l were fauad two letters from the chief Aicalda ef Candles. informing him t8a whose posaaasion he he'd | he (Canales) had empowered him to disposs of in Ceralvo, and also giving him to understood that if he stood in need of arms, horses or men, hs had bat 10 make his wishes known and they would be al, tended to. These letters were in Cap,nin Bayier's possession when attacked, aud have been recosssea by the Msxieans. In consequences ef the report 1 made bY Golvnei Abbott, he has had tlaa AlcmIda 1 and several eihar inhuential Rexicans aereasnd Aiter confirming the above, an officer ia the Mas.
 achasests regiment writes from Cerave to frssnd in this city, under the date of Aagast ssh "The tive last traiRs mp attsrlna and thirty l or forty psck mules cut of from each A syala i left here yesterday for Monterey and VIC have positive information that sore four hundred Mexi-
 cans laying the road to cut them off Thiura af this post In rather statH ef exrfaan,ents- hardly day passes without some pessea hsl.g nar- dered on the read; and We lay here. knowing that the enemy ia large force In our ln,rnedlase vicinity, wlthant the of acting except on the defensive. We have mounted force at the pest. i ser iIleaEs of maaating siagir man of oar own, should an extreme case ot necessity require It. ls l Is much to he desired that ihe rovcrnnsent win seen clearly tho great folly of plaeinw traops along thas line, with theiF hands tfnd to be made laughing stock of by enemy 90 contesnptibls us the Mexlcuns. I do not know when we shall move
 on. bas if at all, thiak sanaas hasn about the fst | of September