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On the 28th inst, the steamer Enterprise.
Capt. Kelly, was blown up by the explosion Of
her boiler. She was on her way from Mat
amoros to Camargo, carrying men principally
sick and unable toiravel by land Three were
drowned, II badly scalded, and II slightly
At the last accounts the wounded were repor-
ted as sdoing WELL" '.t


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Several companies of the Texian volunteers,
numbering 200 troops have left the seat Of war
and reformed home. The Galveston News all
luding to the fact, makes the following re-
marks m E,,


We have the fullest assurance that no one
company Of the. Texas troops would have re-
turned had there been the remotest prospect oi
another contest with the enemy. Gen. Tay-
lor had openly expressed the opinion thar the
enemy would not make a stand at Montery.
This has long been the general belief through
out the army. Our own opinion has long been
that the laureis Of this Mexican war were all
won at the battles Of Palo Alto and Resaca de
la Palma.