Later from the Rio Grande,
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We learn from the New Orleans Pic
ayune that the steamship New York ar
rived at that port on the morning Of the
29lh utimo from Galveston, whence she
sailed on the 9th. General Worth, Co
lonels Cutlin, Waite. Fisher, and Tread
well, Majors Van Ness and Mach. Gap.
tains Duncan, Whitehead. and Mcclellan.
and several other officers of the army, ar
rived in the New York.


The Iron steamer Hunter vas of Gal
weston bar on the 9Th, having los, her
smoke ripe, and being short of rrovi-
sions. She was then eleven days out from
Brasos Santiago. Some Of her sassen.
gers were transferred to the New York.


Nothing further is known of Colonel
Cross. Lieutenant Deas, who crossed
the Rio Grande in search of him. had f4l-
len into the hands of the Mexicaas.


There are various rumors in town in
regard to skirmishes between the Mexi.
can and American forces, but we have moi
been able TO trace them 10 any authentic
source. &c.,. ID.


A schooner arrived at Galveston on the
23d from Brasos Santiago, hq,irg sailed
on the l9th-three days after The Col.
liarney--bu. she brings no news of much
interest. o-.


A detachment Of lS0 United States
troops, under the command Of Leuren.
ant McPhail, destined for the Rio Granae,
arrived at New Orleans on the 9Th uIti.
mo, in vessel from New York.