FROM THE CAMP.
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News reached this city by last nights mail
that Gen. Taylor had marched into Matamo-
ras without opposition, and taken possession
of that place without firing gun L will De
remembered that when the news reached us OF
his having taken Barrita, it was presumed,
(and so stated in our paper) that it was Gen.
Taylor's intention to attack Matamoras the
next day, and from the fact Of there having
been no cannonading, II was presumed that he
had taken the place without opposition. The
news Of last evening is merely con6rmatory Of
that fact