FURTHER NEWS BY THE McKIM.
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The New Orleans Delta of the 18th inst, has the
following additional intelligence from Camargo
We have been favored, by friend, with the fol-
lowing extract Of letter written at Point Isabel on
the evening of the 10th inst:


al wrote you yesterday by the McKim, giving
you an account of business transactions here
which arc dull. have now an opportunity of fur
nishing you with the news received just now from
Matamoros, which amounts to this. From letter,
received by Capt Perkins, at this place, it states
that two spies arrested in the camp at Camargo
and examined; their guilt was so evident that they
were Immediately hung! II also states that party
of Americans, on their way from Cemargo to Mata-
moros, were attacked by some MexicaDs--one
American and six Mexicans killed. The news from
Matamoros is, that Col Clark shot at while sit
ting in his room, and that it was ordered that all
Mexicans were to be deprived Of their arms, and
none should either 20 out of the city or come into il
without the written order Of the commander of the
post. In taking arms from the Mexicans, they
made new discoveries of secreted arms Of oil de-
scriptons, as well as ammunition Every Ameri-
can in the city is compelled to arm and hold himself
in readiness-as it is supposed the Mexiosns would
perhaps take advantage of the apparent indifference
Of the Americans and regain Matamoros; but il they
make the attempt they will find their reception very
warm but not very pleasant


"The next news from the army is looked for by
the officers here with great deal Of interest as the
accounts already received leave but little doubt that
ere this there has been some fighting.


"Yours, &C.,