New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Later FROM the army of Gen. Taylor.

Later from the army OF Gen. Taylor.
Prom the n O. Pic DIST
The steamship James l.. Day Capt. Wood arri-
data late hoursst night from the Brazos whence
,bs sailed on the 9Th inst. We are indebted 10
cot Wood for the prompt delivery Of papers.
I'll Reuben Davis. Of the pa Mississippi Rifle
non and Gil :. r. Curtis. acting Inspector Gene
,,lunder Gen. Wool, came passengers on the James
+ pay. Col Curtis left the camp az Buena Vista
ontbe Doth ult. He furnished b the American Flag
ef,be lfth inst an outline Of the news which we
i've below. IL is the most definite and interesting
re have had for some time from the army Of Cen
Taylor
from the EGag we learn that the schooner Equity,
boape oat from the mouth Of the Rio Grande for
New Orleans with q cargo Of hides, grounded on
the taI where she remained humping for two
dsvs On the 9th inst she came of al high tide
and went ashore at Boca Chica Vessel supposed
| 70 be total loss.
The FlaP has some indefinite scandal about
aiwO cOmmissarys clerks at the mouth Of the
,rer and defacations Nothing tangible is given.
Papers from San Luis Potosi 70 the 9th inst have
1een received by the Mexicans at Matamoros.
The news has not transpirod, but IS looked upon
ts favorable 10 the Mexicans. 10 was reported
hat Gen. Scott had marched from Puebla and then
,oqptermarched, upon learning the resistance TO be
ssred him % miles from the Capital We have
30 faith ia news thus half disclosed and half kept
back.
TWO tgnmstefS IN flt tuptNy VI tub NSbHitNi-
nister's Department, were drowned from ON board
| he steamer Big Hatchee on the night OF the 10th
nst on her passage up from the mouth OF the river
collision took place between the Big Hatchee
md the Lama. and the two men jumped or were
,noeked overheard. Capt. Hill of the Hatchee,
ogered his boat and made search for the men, but
| hey were not to be found
The .. 8. steamship Telegraph left the Brazos
one hour previous tothe departure Of the James l..
Dsy. bat was passed by the latter two hours out
The u. 3 steamship Fanny was at the Barzos,
10 leave at p. NJ. same day, (lsth)
On Monday. at y NJ. in lat 27s 20, Ion. 9i' 3d.
the James l.. Day passed U. ). steamship Calves
ION, standing 90 westward.
The foll5girg is the news furnished the Flag by
COL Clrt,s;
I Do TO tho time Of his departure from Buens Vista
s7sryihing bad remained quiet IA camp. The Mexican
trees At ssu Luis vsrousy reported ~ from four
afourieen thousand. They are commanded by Cen
valencia march against Gen. Wool had been deter
uned upon but appears 10 have fallen through Cen
Wool received timely notice OF II on tho 2oin ut ana
made arrangements for hearty welcome. II was alter
ui asrertained that the brigade OF Gen MinOn, (cCm
mssdrd now by another oitcer) forming thc advance,
hd approached within sixty or eighty miles Of saltilo
Here the soldiers began 10 desert and Discussions arose
Which induced a countermsrch and rumor said that Gen
Nkncia -oI. from San Luis 20 Join Gen. Santa
= Anna At tbs City of Mexico
I'VE can contradict this rumor upon the authority OF
dsvs These papers state Gen Vslencis to bs sun In
San Luis making preparations for the reception OF Cen
T.yor They mention that dispatches ordering Gen
Taylor 10 form junction with Gen. Scott, by the way
Of San Luis had been captured, and they Zee certain
that Gen Taylor will march upon that place. The reg
! us troops under Valencia are stated Al 1000, and
sppes made 10 the people to assist IN the
The troops a, B1ena Vista @ 900 are in good health,
nd under Gen Woods command progressing rapidly
10 the school of soldier
Cen TAYLOR 20 stl ~ Walput Syringe quietly await
ne the arrival Of those achievements 50 often prom
ed and always delayed He desires 10 60 forward or
4 Asck thinks he has prospect OF getting more reln'
orcemens than Necessary tor mere garrifOn DUTY In
s country but enough 10 prosecute hostile move
nenis. He has 10000 ratious 500 wagons and 2OJO
aaes waiting ready TO move forward
The camp near Mier designed ne the headquarters OF
Cen Hopping and the School of Instruction, has been
elected Al the Sulphur Springs about three miles from
Ner at tho junction OF the Alamo river win the Klo
Grsnde. 1t is said to be delightful place ana some
800 troops collected there. Col. Beknsp ana Ma
~ CrOssman stsrted from CamargO the sth inst on
he Rough and Ready steamer designing TO try the ma
vgsuon to the camp The river is sii 10" and 9ut
4 ew boats ascend above Reynosa. large quantity
4 d,putc stores have accumulated at Reynosa and at
Sn Francisco These stores, designed Tor the army
soove will be forwarded as fast as circumstances VIII
allow
liwss rumored along the road that Urea was on this
Nde OF tho mountains but il was not generally believed
Ia Camsrco or above there the line the country
tho appearance OF perfect quiet aud there was no
interest In either present OF perspective operations
AZ this place Mexican reports assume more concise
form and we are forced 10 give credit 10 some OF them
beyond doubt that Urea on this side OF the noun
,ans. We have positive information OF his being ~
Victoria 1--WE days ago and of HE having arrested tht
Governor OF this state aud sent him under guard to the
City Of Mexico, charged with Matching treason sgsns
tie Mexican Government Is slso pretty certain that
nephew OF Canses has been arrested and shot by hi
e reasonable correspondence having been found IN
| rs possession
The Department Of Tamnulpas Ia put under contriou
ton for large sum Of money and Urea Is deputed tc
Enforce its collection with the bHyonet There IL re
pom that he has LETT Victoria with the design Of attacking
Ianpeo in conjunction with troops from San Luis, but
hs ramor We cannO, trace TO any reliable source.
CUgsL is reported moving about all over the coun
ry-b<re one day there the next-le1iing lew traders
escape him fleeing them even TO their shirts.
II The steamship ashore on Seal Island turns
cut 10 DO no steau,shn AZ ALL The boston Journal OF