New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Prom Brazo- and Buenu Vista.

The New Orleans papers Of the eth give US the
details Of the news from Gen. Taylors and Gen
Woos Divisions which formed the subject Of the
telegrsphic dispatch published yesterday We
annex 50 ,h particulars are Of general interest.
From The Piesyune.
4 few weeks since il vas supposed that Capt
Baylor and bis command had been cut of The
MafamOr0s Flag gives the following letter from lis
cores pondent which assures OF Capt BIS
safety CEKRALyo. August =.
EDIToRs FLAG My letter 10 sou Of recent dsts
gave Information Of attack BY large body Of Nezi
upon deiscbnent Of twenty seven Texan kaDzers
commanded by Cap, Baylor and the probable destruc-
non OF the whole party save three VINO had ELECTED
their escape and got bsck 70 this place. 30 positive
were they 10 their statements that no more could have
escaped ths, did not hesitate 20 express 70 you my De-
lief that all the Test had been killed. such was the
opinion OF every here until this morning Greatly
10 relief and much . our ss0ns1men' composing
par. of escort % train which arrived this morning
from Monterey there Capt Tor md al but four
u bis reported dead companions Their escape was
truly miraculous snd knowing that you would Ike 10
have history Of H. have cbtsiced from Capt ,. and
Lieut. Lee the full particulars:
After visiting ard searching several ranches without
finding anything 10 them which would convict the in
hsbiisns Of being concerned 10 the late roboeres Of
trains Capt left them unmolested and proceeded on
10 rancho called Las Tab0s silustd the river sal
mas Here a large quantity OF goods found and
600 In American money. The eOOcs and money were
taken and packed upon mules the rancho was burnt and
prisoners Capt B. started for the Monterey road. and
bad prOcee.ed about mile and half from the burnt
rancho when he found himself In the presence Of up
ward Of 80 Mexcsns, who were smbushef In the chap
srrsl skirtng plain over which the road ran.
Between the rOsd and the river another cnspar
RAJ .hcket extending 10 the river The larcers charged
before Capt could the thicket next the river and
IN this charge four OF his killed. The thicEet
gained the rangers dismounted and protected by the
bushes twice repulsed the sncers, killing niteen and
forced them % retire beyond the reach Of their Hes
Taxing advantage OF ibis the rangers lett their horses
booty snG prisoners suc oescencng AZ almost pergen-
dcuar buf hiiy feet high. they crossed the river
Marching ~ crcutous routes and avoiding the raDcho
the party length resched Monterey, where they were
sgsin mounted for service, and arrived here this
morning as have mentioned above. The three who
made their way this place and the account which
sent you. were sepaIsted from the main party BY the
fret charge and Judged that they we're all killed BY the
firing having ceased and seeing the enemy Ia possession
Of their horses
Capt Baylor leaves day with the train for Camargo
and bis return. II / ana not misiniofmed, the aexi-
cane will hesr from him again Maj Graham commando
the going down with the train and has with him
upward Of 100 dragons and With This force ne
will return snd 20 In sesrch Of the robbers who have
been So bold of late