LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
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.Trc steamboat Sea, Capt. Jenkins, arrived yesterday afternoon lrom the Rio Grande, via Galveston. We received no letter from the srmy by her other than the one below. The Galveston Gazette ofthe 9th inst, with which we are favored by passenger, gives the following:

 The steamboat Sea arrived yesterday t Tuesday, morning from the Rio Gfa.4de, having ou board portion of Col. Johnson's Regh, sat of Texas Volunteers, who have been discharged from service. Tine Sea Jeff the Rio Grande on Sunday evening. On Sum day night sue encountered rather rough weather, though not so strong, we believe, as that experienced here.

 The returning Volunteers left Camereo on Tuesday of last week. At the time of their departure the army was leaving Camargo in sletachments, in the direction of Monterey. and Gen. Taylor was expected to start in person on Wednesday. sas2'

 We learn that the prospects and the ex- pee;aiion of the General for fghtare greatly lesseReif. SgI much so, indeed, that inc other Texas Regiments will have leave to return home if they will accept IL

 The Texas Volunteers generally enjoy good health. Not death has occurred among those from Galveston

 Mir. Donahoo, a volunteer from Liberty, died on board the Sea yesterday morning.

 Oasy about thirty of the Galveston Volun- ieers came by the Sea. 4 party of twenty are oo their way by land, via San Antonio; afew were Jeff al MaiaInoros, and some others Jo'ned Mississippi company. Col John- sou has received an appointment as Brigade inspector, and will remain with the army. We are truly glad io welcome back ia fife and health our worthy young fellow citizens, if il hasysnt been their fortune to come back with their .-brows bound with victorious wreaihs, ," they have suffered gr.as exposure, hardship, and risk of health and Iiis--n,ore than have often been incurred in winning splendid victories. They have shown their willingness te dare and do whatever is re- quned in defence of the rights of their coun- try, and they could do nc re.--Dslta Ii iRa.

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