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There are at Cnmargo, he says 2, 100 men
at Matamoras 900; between Matamoras and the
mouth of the Bravo 1850; at Point Isabel 100
at Camargo 700 sick and inefficient; at Matamo-
in hospital 700; troops of all sorts, from Ca
margo 10 Brasos, under Maj. Gen. Patterson, and
Brigadiers Marshall, Pillow, Lane and Shields,
9,l7O-making, with the army of Monterey,
1880 In addition 10 this Gen. Wool has un-
der his command in chihuahua, 1000 men Gen.
Kearney has at Santa Fe 2,7oo; and the whole
of the U. States armies against Mexico, 22,510.
The writer adds: .--


Besides these, there is the California regiment,
and the new regiment Of mounted riaemen intend
ed for the war in the west. -.. .-
There are now in the U. States army twenty-sIx
regiments of volunteers eight of infantry four of
artillery, and one of mounted riaemen, besides the
two regiments of goons-making, in all, forty
one regiments of all arms. -'-. ~.


If to this be added the men employed in the
Quartermaster, Commissary and Engineer depart
ments there will be shown a force of thirty thou
sand men no " in and attached TO the army Of the
United States.


The above account is up to the 9th September.