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tally the same, with the following comments:


rnom "THK UNION" OF SATURDAY NIGHT


FaoM THR CAMp.-We lay before our readers some very
interesting which have reached this evening by the
Southern mail They will, Of course, deeply interest every
American We understand that official dispatches have been
also received this evening, which confirm many of the state
mens put forth in the slips from the New Orleans press But
as those dispatches will probably very be made public
we deem Il respectful to refrain from statement Of any
Of the official details.


is said that Gen. Taylor has least fifteen days ratons
Of provisions and Il his troops he put upon short allowance
they may extend to twenty-five days longer II hoped that
renforcemens will arrive in time cover Point Isabel where
stores deposited and where tho danger s in
should be seriously assaied and relieve Gen. Tay
lors camp. II should be understood that Gen. Taylor has
been for several months authorized call for any auxiliary
forces from Texas Louisians and other Of the South
western Statesn fact for such enorcements as he might
deem necessary for him to possess But like gallant Off
GER believing his force adequate to meet any enemy which


might present ITSELF and every danger he omitted
TO exercise the authority with which he has been entrusted
His sense Of security has overcome every other consideration
and he has not made his call in time to himself against
all contingencies. There Is doubt entertained that this
Of security increased by the communications from
the Mexican General from which he had right 70 conclude