Latest from Mexico and Gen. Taylots Army
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0Jy The following is summary Of the
latest accounts from the seat OF war


The latest Mexican news reaches us
via Matamoras, and is accompanied with
tho latest news from Gen. Taylor.


Pardes has lclt Mexico, and is suppo-
sea to be at Monterey, at the head Of the
army for resisting Gen Taylor Busta.
monie is President pro. tenn, during his ab-
sGnce.


The yellow fever has commenced at
Vera Cruz though at Matamoras it is yet
healthy.


Immense rains have lately fallen in the
neighborhond of the Rio Grande, and the
river has overaowod its banks. The bat
tic grounds where the late engagements
occurred are now covered with water.


Gen. Taylor is making ready for a for.
ward movement on Monterey nj an early
day. Steam boats have already taken
transports 10 Camargo, TO facilitate lhi.
moyemont


One Of tho Mexican villains engaged
in the murder Of the Rogers family be.
tween Corpus Chrlsli ana FONT lSaboI, mas
been caught at Mntomoras, aud has been
sent in chains to New Orleans.


The late rains have made the roads ex,
tremoIy bad near the camp Of the army
and have also made the situation of the
soldiers very uncomfortable. Many cases
of severe disease have occurred among
them,


Several shipwrecks have recently hap.
peRcd at the mouth of the RIO Grande.--
The Aood has taken down immense de-
posts which have choked the mouth and
rendered passing the bar extremely diff
cult.


The Americans recently came very
near surprising and capturing Canales al
a andango near Reynosa. lie was to
have attended, but perhaps smelled rat,
Two Of his officers were taken, however,
and are now prisoners,