FARTHER FROM THE ARMY.
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The Victoria, (Texas) Advocate, speak ing of the expedition to Chihuahua, says:

 "We have converscd with an intelligent vo(,ng gentlemen connected with the Guar ternlaster's Department of Gen. WooFs d'- vision of the army, arrived at this place oil Monday evening last, on his way from san Antonio to Port Lavacca and from him we learn that an express arrived al San Anto' nio on the llth inst. bearing dispatches from Gen. Wool to Capt. Irwin, Quastermaster at Port Lavacca. This express left Mon cloya on the 4th, at which time Monclova was in possession of Gen. Wool, the place having made no other opposition than the alcaldy protestingi in the name of the Mex' can Government against this entrance. ten. Wool understood on his arrival that some 25OO volunteers or rancheToS had intended to defend the place, but in consequence oi orders received from Santa Anna, few days before Wool's arrival, this force had lefl Monclova for the purpose of joining Santa Anna at Saltillo. IL is said Santa Anna's order were to make no resistance 10 General

 Wool's entrance, but to let him advance a: far into tho heart of the country as he wish ed, and to repair to him at Saltllo. where he a, the head of 10000 Mexican troop: expected to meet the American army.