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the regiment will move. Il does not proceed, as
understood Il would direct for Camargo, but will 90
towards TamPieo into the interior, and Join the main
army IN few weeks at Camargo. II is the settled
opinion OF all here that Hays will meet a strong
force OF Mexieans on his route, and of course have
a night, General Taylor il seems, intends giving
Inc rangers chance ION their own hook'' TO get
into "scraPe, and then get out of it'as best they
may The regiment, learn, is about 100 strong.


Ana so the Louisiana volunteers have been dis
banded! What a shame The first to respond to
General Taylor's call for aid and first to be sent
home without chance TO meet their enemies! IL is
too bad, Is It not But they have not all gone home.
meet several OF them daily, who say they will not
90 until they have had fight Numerous attempts
have been made to reorganize companies Of those
thus disposed All the companies that can be raised
will be accepted. Captain Blanchard has already
succeeded IN forming one company numbering 70
rank and hle. They are appropriately styled the
"PhenM Company" Another company, under
Capt Smith, learn, will be filed and mustered in
to service tomorrow. | hope Louisiana, after all,
VIII have some representatives on the field Of bat
ue' II the Mexieans are brought to another contest


Yours, &c, +. A. l..