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The following paragraphs are copied from
the Mstamoras Reveilo, new paper Just CON-
menced in that place;


| Tire general health Of the troops still conti-
nues remarkably good-we can hear of very
! little sickness of any kind prevailing in the Ar.
my. The weather is pleasant during greater
part Of the day, and at night the covering of a
blanket is not found oppressive, particularly
when sleeping out in the open air. The hou-
ses IN Maamoras are cooler than in New Or
leans at thus season of the year, and all things
considered, (nnless they have to march into the
interior, which ls by no means Certan) there is
not much Likelihood that the volunteers will
ha We TO endure any greater hardshlps than that
to winch they are necessarily subjected by strict
military discipline.


We convcIs d Wi;h a prisoner that has Just
arrived from the interior Of Mexico, who SAYS
that the Mexican army have retired from Lana
res, and are concentrating in Monterey, which
place they are foTtIfyng, with considerable ac-
tIvily. He also states that Herrera, has super
ceded Paredes IN the Presidency, and that the
latter individual in company with Gdnl. Urea
and CaStaser is marching TO the frontier with
respectable force. That the impression through
out the country is, that Herrera will endeav vur
u OIlng TIE petWcGn lilb Two
republics TO an honorable conclusion Weglve
the news for what 1t is worth, without vouchng
for the truth of single statement.


We have heard from respectable source,
that Carnage has pronounced in favor Of
separation from the Mexican Confederacy.-
We hope that every town and department this
side the mountains may follow her example


Dan Murphy, an old Texlan, is now build
ing splendid "Fen Pin Allcy"In this place;
we understand that it will be soon completed;
we know,him, he has seen the Elephant, from
Goliad TO Santa Fe.


A Theatrical Corps is expected here in
few days; due notice will be gwen of Their ar
rival. We have no doubt they will be liberal
ly patronzed, for it docs seem to us that some
amusement of the kind would serve to while
away portion Of the time thai appears to
drag heavily with large number about Mata-
moras.