From the Army Of 0ccupatiop,
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The pilot boat l.. M. Hitchcock.
Capt. Wright arrived at Galveston
on the 5th from Brassos 81. Jaeo,
which she left on the lst. The Mexi.
can troops at Matamoras are stated at
$500. They threatened an attack
on Gen. Taylor, and drew out
considerable park of artillery on the
18th, when Gen. Taylor, it is said,
retreated 4 miles-not from apprehen-
sion of a conflict, but to avoid it if
possible. We shall await the next
arrival with impatience. In the
meantime we shall Tomorrow present
an interesting letter on the subject
from Gen. Felix Huston, which We
regret came to hand too late for
admission TO day.-Jefersonian.


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'Where are you going?' said Jack
to an acquaintance.


81 am going to see friend" answer
ed he.


81 will go with you, lhen,'' said
Jack, for that is what | never saw vet,
in all my life.