It is believed that the enemy and Coy must have been killed after having been taken to the front. The details of the battle were given in the latest reports. The wounded men from Glenn Springs had been received here, leaving the scene of the battle. The cavalry, Saturday morning, reached Marathon about noon Sunday. There, the report of the raid was sent over a railway telegraph wire to the point and Marfa and thence to the scene of the raid. General Scott immediately conferred with General Scott, then issued orders to hurry troops to the scene of the raid, at Alton, commander of the various detachments of the Fourteenth Army, now scattered through the immediate sections, was told to gather as many men as he could and start southward. He selected about fifty troopers and set out. Army men expect he will go tomorrow.

Next, General Forrest ordered two troops of the Fifth Cavalry. 