Late from Mexico and Texas.
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We are indebted TO Nessrs. MCCONNELL,
at Greenwood, for a copy Of the N. 0. Del
Ia extra, of Wednesday last, containing
late news from the army in Texas, which
we suhjoin, and the accounts by the Gale
donia steamship, to be found in another
part of this paper. 1t will be seen that
four American soldiers have been killed
while on duty in the vicinity of Taylor's
camp-as the Mexican officers aIIedge, by
robbers. 1t is little singular that band
Of fifty armed robbers should be collected
together at such time and place-in the
vicinity Of two armies; and it Is still more
singular that they should expect to obtain
booty by attacking a file of soldiers. The
tale is ridiculous and we have no doubt
when the truth is known, it will be ascer-
tanned that they acted under the orders OF
the dastardIy and treacherous Mexican Of
fcers, almost any Of whom would a5sassi-
nate man = for fifty cents or lis blanket" "