Later From the Army
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Movsnsnf ef Tfoops-Later from Monterey Deah cj

 Gen Hdmfr-- Marine DisastTs--Loss QC Gousrn. msnt steamer Gophsr, 8e. 8-c.

 By the arrlval al half past o'clock ti 8 morning of the steamship McKim, Capt. Peck, we have dates from Brazos Santiago up to the 15th inst, with ac- counts two days later from Monterey, Among the passengers in ihe Mckim were Col. Weller, Major Arthur. Capt Cooper. Drs Chamberln Hoxe and Craig, Lieuts. Steward, Dolon, McMalon, Roe. Mur. phy and Richmond. Messrs Linn, Lemon, Tippe Raines and Leyinskold, and sxty-one sick and dls. charged vonnteers.

 The steamship Virginia left the Brazos for Tam. pco Tuesday, l5lh inst. wlth Lieut. Col. Clarke and six companies of the Alabama regiment, number ing nearly 400 men, rank and file. The steamer Cincinnati and U s. propeller James Gage, left or the 18th with Gen. Shields and staff; Mir. Lumsder of the Pcayune and Capt. Sheey's company of Al ahama vounteers-aIl bound for rampico.

 The McKim, which was nine days outside the bal before communication could be had 10 discharge her reports the following vessels ready tO unload at the Brazos: ships Ocean, Liberty and Jno Hollan bark Wm. Ivy, brigs Architect and Ermian, schooner, Wm Thompson and Gen Worth, and several other vessels.

 The following letters from Mr. Lumsden, for which we are indebted to ihe poeness Of Mir. Le moR, give all the news which has come to hand - rNew Orleans Picayune.

 BRAZos SANTIAGO, Dec. I2, 1896.

 The Cincinnati did not sail yesterday, as was ex pected, and am consequently here for another day The c. s expected 10 leave this evening.

 have little news from Monterey, as late as the 29th oi November. Two regiments of Indiana vol unteers, the 2d and 3d, and Lieut. Mackall's (Capt Tayor's) battery had gone to Saltilo, to join Gen Worth

 General Twiggs' division is on its march for Vic, toria.

 Brig. General Hamer, one of Mir Folks appoint. meats died al Monterey few days ago, of inflam mation of the bowels. His illness was of very short duration-not mure, learn than two days.

 Gen. Butler will remain in command at Monterey spoke of this as somewhat uncertain in a former letter.

 Col Taylor arrived at Matamoros two days ago. with despatches for Gen. Patterson.

 Mrs Hart and her husband, Wells and a few other actors, are here their way to Tampico, They have been for long time the pioneers of the drama wherever the army moves.

 Since was last here most excellent and most desirable improvement has taken place in the eslab- lishment of very comfortable hotel, by Capt Per. kins But for this the Island would be ntolerable. The hotel, which is called the ''Greenwood Saloon'' is kept in very good style, and Is doing thriving business.

 By aR advertisement in the Matamoros Flag see that Rice Garland is about opening law office and land agency al this place and Matamoros, intending te pursue the legal profession the of Texas

 Yours, 8c. F. A L.