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4TcGG aHfE4 * From the N. o. Picayune, ,oct. a.


Fsen VERONA, TExAs,--By the Galveston I'VE
received our file of the Texas Advocate, published
at Victoria, We gather tie following items from
it's interesting columns--al that we can find room
tor 10 day. fira aGrI,ash -5E-.sI


u Colonel Thomas, with the Tennessee mounted
regiment arrived at Victoria, Texas the 5th in
stant and passed on to .Placedos Creek, wherethey
would remain eight Or ten days. previousto leaving
for Camsrgo by land. Men and horses were in fine
ORDER and there has boeh but little sickness ambng
the troops. 3lIat! 3aa s1'IEa 'a.EH


Thrce companies of the Kentucky regiment pass
ed through Yntor,a ON the 9th instant, On lheir 1ey
TO Camsrgo. The advance consisted Of Captains
Milan y, L,lards, and Penington's companies and
Is commanded by Major Games The remaining
companies would leave 10 eight or ten days, under
the command Of Colonel Marshall. Ht qua


Captains I.ard and Field, fthe Kentucky regi-
ment Of ca vary, who had been III at Victoria, were
both couvalescent on the 9Th instant. . iga stD
7 One hundred Kentucky ard 6fy Tennessee vol
unteers left Matagorda the 18th instant, oh board
Of the schooners gona and Mary Ann, for Brazos
Santiago, being TOD feeble to travel on horseback.


Captain Morgan. OF the schooner Mary Emer,
from the mouth Of the Rio Grande, l4th instant,
reports that schooner Atlantic, hence for Brazos
Santiago, with a load Of coal for government, was
lost on the 9Th instant, eight miles south Of the
mouth Of the Rio Grande no lives lost.


Schooners Enterprise, Lone otar, ana Butler,
ready to sail on the I4th; schooner Sarah Jane dis
charging, rrt. r-aI 1t


Tar DnAeooNs.- Lieut. Kearney brought u1 his
70 ureyi6tis announcement ST6ey made sery Az,
|aphearanco, though the dust which covers eyery
thing just now, give them the appearance OF sol
ders returning from the wars, rather than proceed
ing thither We have never seen body Of rner
80 finely mounted as they were. I.
| T.


2 CkuALssA-We learn that this notorious Mexi
can colonel was at San Fernando at lsst accounts
He is supposed 10 have commanded the men wh,
cut off DIR. Alsbury and party, as mentioned il
another column. He will be likely to keep on tn
Mexican side Of the lines hereafter. One of Gen