D, this EVENINGS southern Mail
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Fsom tAs n. q. Peayuas. osl a.


1ns s0ALvrsroS.--Ihis hne ship left or was "a
leave, al late hour last night, for Brszos Santiago
Ma. Graham goes oa her with desrsiches for Gen
Taylor. Lieut. ksamy's company Of dragons
go over on her We learn, too, that some Of the
hsniueky regiment, who arrived on the Day from
Lasaeca on Wednesday, seized this opportunity Of
reaching Matamoros. OF these some are low Ia
heath, bot their spirits we're superior TO bodily in
hrmiiier, and they would not lose the opportunity o.
reaching the field Of active service.


AMrUpA.--ws learn from an officer Who va. a
Mon'erey oa The 6gL instant that In t~o days ahel
the evacuation OF the city, Gen. Ampudia was re.
moved from tho command OF the Mexlcan army by
a eoane. VI ohieers, sud that Gen. Meis was re.
stored thereto. TIE iaeaPacity OF Ampudia Is as
signed for this important move. This inielhgoncs
vas fully credited in our camp at Monterey on ths
oh instant, but m1at be taken xiIh grains Of allow
ance. ..... b.. .......... ......
Gen. Jesup, the quartermaster general Of the army
OF the United States, was al Cincinnati on the 9tl
instant, on his way to this city.