FROM MATAMORAS.
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BY Captain Taylor, of the schooner VIM. c
Preston, which arrived yesterday from Matamoras,
having left the I'd instant, learn that General
Ampudia arrived at Matamoras on the 25th ultimo,
from Monterey, with 5000 troops, and that Gen.
Taylor was still encamped on the left bank of the
Rio Grande, fronting the town, and in full command
of two Mexican ferries Gen. T. had not budged
an inch from his first position, which entirely con-
tradcts the assertion made by the captain Of the
Hitchcock.


The Mexican troops assembled at Matamoras
amounted to about 1000 men. They had received
no orders to pass the Rio Grande, and it gener
ally believed that the difficulties existing between
the two countries would be amcably adjusted.


~ Orleans Bee