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The general health Of IL,


goo GOOD. We have seen ali all ,bs bb,smIph~ry


campmenls in Europe for :. as great en-.


"o"I 'u"ae !, o. arrangement, CLEANLINESS excel;


sood order' il will bear comn..;s 'is's and


',a. ,a., o, any other nation. I'on /, sa,, with


, great credit r. not only upon its com@S eon."


country whose cause they bsYps up0n the


here to sustain. nave come


so,,.as !. IS rep" Gspo''ea led in camp, and from T..


source source rom which our nformau,ioon% uo% . Tho


nslo nas been issued that he tents a an ss, S1ds' s


n""led." This will greatly incrss.a saa ,e ..
does not indicate the sudden %s,.l,k %e 'hlnk


OF ,n' ahe troops from this place. departure


The Army Theatre has ho,u


", s"od business Is y, the past week su''s an@ 'ha
arrival a of Mr.. Clark, with some ." 'ua ;1;s 'fe
.'rsas, .1'ees, VIII! y. add greatly to the legitimacy
s'fens''i sure OF the company. Although hIbs bu,
few ladies are seen in the dress sa g.; =. . ou'
nothing can exceed the decorum ,'si.' w;,h
WI winch every thing is conducted. Tha T1,'
Theatre is situated near ,he o... ns
Colonel Twiggs' encampmen,. %' ana III III
who have the honor of his acou,;n,.,.. nnu all
will readily understand, ,ha, a.Ie, whera =.
commands, no other state Of ag.;.. j..
would be admissible. '"'


Em'gran's coming to this por, on their
way to The West. can purchase Sheen
goats, cattle, horses and mule, q, r, vs,,
low ra'es-and in any desirable uuan,,y
more than three thousand sheen a,s
now on the road, from the banks Of Ro
horses and mules are dailv
arriving. There is nothing required BY
the em'grant that canno, be found be,e
errept hard Work.


The Mexican trade continues lively
as here are daily arrivals. Parties Of
traders from all the settlements, for three
hundred miles on The Rio Grande. and
as far inland as Monterey, have visited
this place during the pas, week. They
have lille news-a report had reached
Arlsla, at Monterey, ,ha, Mejia,al Ma!a.
noras, has declared against the Govern.
nen., in favor Of Paredes-a force Of
1000 was ordered by the former 10 march
IN Malamoras for the purpose of quelnc
he revolt. By an arrival this morning
rom MeIr, we learn that Gen. Arisla,
with his whole force, was still at Mon.
Grey, and also that the reportof Mejia's
reachery was doubtful.


BY a7lelter received from a gentleman
low al Houston, dated the 18th inst,
We learn that Capt. Elliot, the English
Charge, arrived there that morning on a
'isil to President Jones. The object Of
,apt. Ellint's mission was simply to
AXE leave of our government, his Office
lavine terminated with annexation. He
Informed the President tha, Her Majes.
VS. Government would no, attempt TO
bsirucl the completion of annexation
and was perfectly satisfied with the
curse. Texas has taken" He also said
there was no probable chance of war
etween the United States and Grea,
'rilain." Corpus Christi Gazette.


lIcCo,,rbop's RW We are indebt.