New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13
Later from Brazos.
Farther Accounts OF Santa Annals Army 900
Left Oh the Battle Field or Died on the Re-
neat--Army virtually Broken up-Gen. Tay-
lor in Pursuit Of Urrea-unea probably lied
10 the lula Pass, SC.
From the Pic,rune. 9TH

The U. S. transport schooner Sarah, Capt Ed.
ridge arrived yesterday from the Brszos. whence she
sailed the 2sh ultthree days later IAN our former
sdvices
The Flag of the 9th u gives farther accounts from
Santa Annas army. They communicated by q
letter dated from Tua, the llth Of March, written by
santa o Anna i a, San Lu. Potos on the 9Th
ult He returned at the head Of a remnant Of OF the
divisions Of the army with which he marched out
tack Gen. Taylor-the remaining two divisions having
marched In directions food might be procured for
the furnishing soldiery
The writer remarks of the battle and retreat. I'VE
have suffered far greater loss than in any engage
ment before fought in the country-upwsrd of
four thousand lett tho battlefield or died In the
retreat The army des,i'ur OF provisions of any
kind and the soldiers rendered forocious by their
prystions and suferings disafecton Is wide lad
throughout the ranks, and may say he army under
Santa Anna Is virtually broken up" This letter also
mentions the death Of several citizens Of Ma,amor0s
officers In the Mexican army. who were killed in the
late battle.
Gen Taylor arrived at Monterey on the 9th Of March
with the LIST Mississippi Rifles and the Kentucky Cavalry
and from article In the American Pioneer
"a paper publish at Monterrey we infer that he was
yet there on the 18th What day he left Monterey
not informed but all accounts agree that ne was In
pursuit of Gen. Urea We from letter in the
Flag dated Camargo the Esd u which purports to dc.
rye It's information from Major McCulloch:
Z" Old Zack 10 down this side Of the mountains
hunting up Urea with a sharp stick. The Old Hero 8
wrsthy being ssssled In bis and having his bread
general will fay him alive. Urea will doubtless
effect bis escape for he would meet the Devil
with odds than Old lack At the last accounts he
at Lnsres, making straight shoot for the lula Pass.
The Kentucky Cavalry are here having been sent
down by Gen Taylor an escort TO a train They re-
turn Immediately. accompanying the Mississippi and
Virginia regiments Of infantry who proceed through by
the way of China,
Capt Grahams company of Dragons Capt Grsys
company Of rangers four or i've companies OF Virgin
sns part of tho Ohio and part Of the Kentucky res
of infantry, sent down here recently with the
train. all on their return 20 Gen Taylor Major
Chevsllie with three companies OF Texas rangers
amounting TO 2e0 men arrived at Clay Davsa nve miles
from here yesterdsy-(the 22d) One company IL from
San Antonio, commanded BY Capt Lane another from
Red River County. Capt Taylor and the third from
Fannin County. Capt Adams. Two Of these companies
suffered severely in horse hesh In the march through
Texas
The country, from San Antonio, found almost
destitute OF grsss and upward of thirty Of their best anil
mails died. Az other horses procured Major
Chevse proceeds with his battalion TO join Gen. Tsy
lor The Texans sprDsng 10 II with will now. and
may expect 70 have full regiment In the service
when Gen. Taylor commences his march on San Lula"
In addition 20 the above the Flag Of the 9th says the
Mexcans pretend that Urea quite recently at Ii
with 1000 cavalry but the Flag rather inclines 10
think he has fed for the Tula Psss.