From the Pieayune, 18Th inst
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The steamship New York, Capt.
Phillips, arrived last evening from
Brazos Santiago via Galveston. She
lett the Brazos on the llth and Gal.
weston on the 18th inst. She brought
among her passengers Col. Mcintosh
and son, Lieut.. Bibb, Lieut.. Power,
and Lieut.. Lave. Twenty discharg-
ed soldiers also came over on her. 1t
gives Us pleasure 10 state that Col.
Mcintosh has recovered in great
measure from his wounds. He was at
The public table last evening al the ST.
Charles, as his numerous friends in Sa.
vannah, New York and throughout
the country will be most happy to hear.


The brig Empresario, previously
reported aground on the Brazos bar,
has been got off without any damage.
and was to sail for this port onthe 18th
inst.


The revenue cutter Forward was al
Galveston on the llth inst. from Bra
zos Santiago. She has been ordered
to cruise off the coast of Texas.
The British sloop Of war Rose ar
rived at Brazos Santiago on the 9th
inst. from Tampico, and the U. States
schr. FIirt arrived there on the llth
from the same port. They confirm
the reports already given Of the St.
Mary's attempt upon the Mexican
gunboats, &c.


We derive our news from the army
in great measure from the Matamo.
ros Keveille Of the Sth inst. The 7th
Regiment of Infantry left on the 9th
for CamaTgo. Three companies by
the way of the river, on the steamer
Big Hatchie, the others taking up the
Ii%e of march by the way ofReyno-
sa; both detac hme nts were expected
to arrive about the same time.


Besides the Aid and the Big Hat.
chic, the Troy. Capt. Wright, had ar.
rived at Matamoros, and the papers
expected general move before long.
Verbal accounts represent that there
are ten boats at Matamoros, and that
the army is moving as fast as it is pcs
sible to despatch the troops up the
river.


The general health Of the army is
represented as good, few cases of
dysentery and camp fever alone oc-
curing. .-


The Louisiana Volunteers celebra,
ted the 4th OF July with great spirit.
Maj. Ogden pronounced an address;
Gen, Taylor reviewed the Louisiana
Brigade; and Capt. Heads company
gave splendid dinner. Gen. Desha,
Gems. Lamar and Burleson, Col. Kin.
ney and others, were guests. Gen.
Taylor dropped in on "lhe boys"-
thirty Of them printers drank wine
with them and passed on 10 others.
The fete was truly patriotic one.


The ReveilIe has dropped its Span
ish, being printed now entirely in
EnglisA Another paper, the Ameri.
can Flag,is now published in Mata,
moros.