Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
From the N, o, Builetin, Aug 5,
LATE FROM THE BRAZ0S.

nothing uf interest from tho Rio Gfande,
or the amy under General fayldr. We
have by her the Malamoras Flag Of 2slh,
irum which We give some extracts below,
aud also, letter we received from an oIli.
Ger at Camarga. We have no letters from
Monterey.
The Flag mentions The report of Gen,
Scott having entered the city oil Mexico. al.
ter loosilg 400 men. but though il does not
state the source from whence tue report
comes, we understand it was from Monte.
rey, where il was current on the i3h
July.
The report we received from Vera Cruz,
samc days since, en this subject, vas that
he entered the city on the l7h. n this
distance, and nief the very vague inior.
nation We possess, as 10 Gen, Seotl's tc,
lual situation aud force, at Puebla, il Is We.
~ difficult Ia lufta correct opinion as iu
his probable movements, bu, so lar rs we
are able 10 do 81. We should suppose that
as he was aware Gen Pierce vas on the
way with 3nal men, he would naturally
wall his arrival. before making an advance
from pueba. on the capitol. The force
with Gen. 7. was not only arge one,
and would form musi acceptable addition
10 his army, but the train that aeeompani.
ed il, contained supplies Of ammunition,
hospital stores and specie, that were high.
~ necessary and important 10 the army.
The next arrival is most aniihusly look
ed for, as il viii probably bring adsices
nearly thirty DAYS later than our last an
] iaeaiic information from purbla. and will
give something definite aud decisive as 10
Gen. SCOTS moseiieuls, as well as On the
question ui peaee OF war
The Fashion Is hourly expected. and
may probably arrive hclore the present
sheet goes Ia pres.
The Flag aIso mentions a rcpoi. that
Gen. Valencia had LETT SAN I.onis lor he
capitol, with a large larce.
CAnAnao, 23i Jlly. lsl7.
The last three Companies ol the lith
lBanlry have reached this place. and earc
tbs evening loI The camp Of Instruction
At uicr.
Lieut.. Col. Webb, II the lilh Infantry.
is in command here, At Reyuo,a anl ,iein
iiy, up to Nlier. Ills command consists Of
lulr Companies lglh Infantry. ene Com.
pany Cap llnnl'sl ilh Artillery ani Capt.
Reds Company Texan Rangers. All is
quiet here I'VE have frequent rumars that
we are to be attacked, but place no re.
lance on them. The weather Is warm
and no rain since cary in June. The Rio
GiauIc is quite low.
The camp al Nlisr is very pleasant
and good location il is a, the junction oi
a .mal. stream aud the RIO Gande. and
about three mics ffom the loNn. The
troops there are rapidly imprUvns in tr Il
aud discipline.
From he Msigmoras Flag
Col. German, with four companies OF In.
diana volunteers, passed up the rivcr on
saturday. on the Big Haich'o, Lieut.. Col.
/ T.. Dumoni, with two companic. on the
Col Hunt, and the remaiug four are on
the Col. Mckee, at ;he mouth Of the fiy.
cr, al bound Tor Camp ol Instruction.
The regiment Is nearly 1900 strong, and
has suffered loss Of bat four men, since
/ leaving Indiana. Col. German fought
with distinguished bravery. at Bucna Wis
IA. aud ho and his gallant 40 unt crs 60
forth 10 obiiieraie the supposed blot upon
the fair eseuicheon Of their State. Auach.
ed to the regiment IS a splendid brass bahd.
We hope Gcn. Taylor will give Col. G. a
conspicuous place IN his growing army.
TuE 3D DRAGooNs.--A letter wss re-.
eeisrd on Monday, by our eommandani,
from Gen. Hopping. stating that he had
received information that Gen. Urea was
on this sile Of the mountains, with some
four thousand men, aud requesting squad.
ron Of Dngoons--blt We learn that their
Colonel chooses to remain here, until he
has received his compliment OF hoise, in
the meantime drilling his men as thorough.
y as could be done elsewhere. A compl.
ny oi mounted men, from Ohio, who had
recently arrived here, were, therefore sent
mp by the first boat; and will report 10 Gen.
Hopping Immediately, Tor duty.
Cor. CARRABAJAL--Ne understand,
from several sources entitled to credit, that
this worthy was, on Friday last, at ran.
cho called La Nacaria, some % leagues
distant, on tho road 10 Linaros, with force
numbering about $50 men, having been
oined by Galan, another guerrilla chief
They are said 10 have detained large
number ol mules, loaded with corn soap,
sugar, and other produce, destined for this
place, besides one hundred cargoes of
goods, which had been sent from here to
Monterey. They appear determined to
spare neither friends nor loes, bul confis.
cate all they can intercept as fair body
looking upon those intercepted, as giving
"aid an comfort 10 the enemy. A par.
iy Of sixty men are reported 10 have been,
few days since, within two or three
leagues of this place--picking up deserlers
from he Mexican army, and impressing
others into their service, from the various