FURTHER, OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

HEApauARTERs ARMY OF OccurArIoN,


City Of Matdmorns, May Is, ls
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city Of Matamorns, May Is, 1876.
SIN have the honor to report that my very limited
for crossing rivers prevented complete prosecution of the VIC
tory Of the 9th instant ponon train, the necessity Of
which exhibited TO the Department last year, would have
enabled the army 10 the evening of the battle,
take this city, and all the artillery and stores of the enemy
and great number Of prsonersn Short to destroy entirely
the Mexican army But Twas compelled to await the arrival
OF heavy mortars with which the town from the
lett bank, and also the accumulation of small boats In the
mean time the enemy had somewhat recovered from the
fusion OF his flight and ought STILL with the 200 men left
him, to have made respectable defence made every pre-
pnraon TO cross the river above the town, while Lieut. Col
Wilson made diversion the side of Baa, and the order
Of march was given out for o'clock yesterday from the
camp Fort Brown, when waited upon by General
Reguepa, empowered by General Arsts commanding
the Mexican forces to treat for armscc until the Govern
ments should finally settle tho question, replied ths
that amistice out Of the question that month since
had proposed General Ampuda, which declined
that circumstances changed that was receiving
large renorccment and could suspend operations
which had initiated or provoked that the possession
Maamoras qua that our uoopsw, ud occupy