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LATEST FROM THE ARMY OF ocCUFATIoE.-Lettors
from camp, dated June 9th, represent the weather
intensely hot, and causes some evidences Of sickness
the darrhHa being the prevailing disease Green
corn has been prohibited in the army It is stated
that Colonel Wilson's command will pass thirty
miles above Ronosa to Camargo, aud take posses.
sion of that point II is supposed it will be done
with little or no opposition


An opinion prevails that the main body of thu
army will move towards Monterey, where il is rep
resented that the enemy's forces concentrating
Monterey is 30 leagues from Mutsmoras and 81
from the Rio Grande. A daily mail arrives at Mat
amoras, and the postmaster demands ten cents for
letter. This il extending our laws over Mexico Ger
tainly y.-Netc Orleans Tropic