BY this Evenings southern Mail.

From the ". o. PicSyu une, 10th inst,
FROM PORT I.AVACCA.
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FROM PORT LAVACCA.
GEN. WooL's ADvAScE.--The u. s steamer Tel
egrnph, Capt. Aud, arrived yesterdy from Port


Lsyacca via Galveston, having left the former place
on the 9th and the latter on the 18th inst.
BY this arrival we have few items from the
division OF our army under Gen. Wool. We copy
rom the Victoria (Texasl Advocate. That paper,
f the lst Instant says that Gen. Wool sent his ad-
vance, consisting of 1900 men, the 26th ult, to-
war chihuahua, intending TO follow in the course
Of few days with the remainder Of bis division.
The editor Of the Advocate says 1--WE have seen
amember OF the Tennessee mounted regiment which
he LEFT at Lagrange few days ago. He reports that
the regiment will be here in a day or tao. Quite
number Of them were on the sick list. We have
not learned their destination; but presume they will,
with the kentuckans, 60 hence to Can'argo to join
Gen Taylor"


The kentucky cavalry had removed their camp
age being better there than on the bay where they
at first encamped. The whole regiment had orders
TO move to Camargo, and would take up the line Of
march in eight or ten days. Those on the sick list
were rapidly improving.


Capt. Blake, Cd regiment dragons, was in Victo-
ria OF, the Both ut, in company with Gen. Samuel
Mitchell, escortng specie train to San Antonio;
which funds were thought to be for the payment OF
the Arkansas troops. ~ N


SiGce the above was in type we learn that General
day, the 29th ult the head of 500 men, for Pre-
sido de Rio Grande. His advance guard left three
days previously, the 26th ult.


." From the Commercial Bulletin, Oct. 49,.


From BRAzos ST.. JAeo.-The schooner Fdelia,
Captain Turner, arrived this morning from Brazos
ST. Jsgo, which place she left the morning of the
9th instant. ,f
We have conversed with Mr.. Robertson who
passenger her. and find that there is nothing
more reliable from Monterey than have already
had through other sources. He left Matamoros on
the evening of the 4th and Point Isabel the Sta
Since then he has been board the schooner, lying
off Brazos st. Jaso, and has had butlitte communca-
tlon with the shore. report was current at Mata-
moros and Point Isabel when be left, and at Brazos
st. Jago as late the evening fthe 7h, that the
American loss in killed and wounded about 1900.
IL will be remembered, however, that the Galveston
papers received by the Neptune, contained what
purported to be the substance of dispatches from
Gen. Taylor received by the quarermaster at Brszos
st. Jego, on the 7th, which communicated from
recollection by Captain Wetmore, of the schooner
Blanch e. Sayre; and that it was stated that the
American loss, in killed and wounded, was only
500, while that of the Mexicans was said to be
2,l00. #as a& Hg E
We learn from Mr.. Robertson that there is no
doubt Of Canaes being between Monterey and the
Rio Grande; when last heard from he was at Mier
at the head Of 600 rancheros.


The Indiana regiment of volunteers stationed at
Matamoros, has been ordered to Monterey, leaving
only one of the Ohio regiments to garrison that
place, and the points between it and the Gulf.
