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FROM THE ARMY.


ARRIVAL OF THE McKM.
Capture Of China by Captain Me Culloeh-.a,vipal Of


General Taylor al Cam@go-.4dpanes Of Captain


Duncan.


The steamship McKim arrived from Brazos San
uago at an early hour on Sunday morning, bringing
dates from Point Isabel Of the l7th, and from Ca
margo the present headquarters of the army of the
18th instant


The news by this arrival from Matamoros is not
OF great moment. Col. Clark has succeeded in re-
establishing order in the city, by putting into exc
euuon the orders dictated for that purpose by Gen.
Taylor


Capt w. l. Ball, of the Kentucky volunteers, is
supposed TO have been murdered by the Mexicans
on the road between Burta and Matamoros.


Another Mexican depot Of arms has been found
IN Matamoros, and quantity Of stores and ammu-
milton seized.


The regiment Of rangers, under Col. Jack Hays
and Lieut.. Col Walker, left Malamoros about the
10Th inst on an excursion into the interior. The
precise route to be taken by them is not known
and will depend probably upon circumstances. We
hope TO be kept fully spprised Of the movements Of
this corps, to which great importance is attached in
the army.


The I'd regiment Of Dragons, which is composed
now Of only four companies with about 375 men
has abandoned its eneampment between Point lsa
bel and Fort Brown, and was at Mstamsros at last
accounts


MAJ. Gen. Butler is represented TO be quite i'll al
Point Isabel