Number 40.
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10 believe the Diario not authorized so TO
communicate with the public


The arrival of the American troops upon
the Arroyo Colorado was announced in
the Mexican papers in staring capitals
They appear to think that Gen. Meia and
the veterans under his command will dis,
pose of this "forlorn hope" straig ghiway-
We shall no, be surprised at hearing of
some hostile collision.


The British steamer Medwav arrived
at Vera Ciuz on the 18th ullmo, and
sailed again on the following day for
Tampico.


The reports of disorders in the Western
Departments of Mexico appear better fouD-
ded than we had thought Gen. Urea
is more mixed up in them than our last ac
counts led US to anticipate.