From the Deiiaef ihe 2sth aA. Latest from the Seat Of War.
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The steamship Mckim, Capt. Page, arriv- ed on Monday from Brazos St. Jago. She brings advices--it would no, be correct, per haps, to say, from the sea, of war, for we are moi quite certain where 1t is, bu,--lrom Mata- moros to the 18th, and from Cainargo to the 9th inst.

 We find in an extra of the, Matamoros Flag, of the Sth inst, the following We have ourselves, strong doubts of it's being founded on fact, and this more from the number of similar reports which proved To be unathentic, than from any mprobability tn the statement Our readers, however will form their own opinions. Here il is:

 IMPORTANT FROM TIE ARar.-Aiter the regular edition of our paper had been skack of this morning, the steamer Big Hatchee ar. rived from Camargo, and we are indebted to Mir, Hicks, clerk of the boat. for the follow ing letter and other information.

 CAMARGo, Sept $, lSi6.

 afr. Ediio---i hasten ,o inform you of the arrival. post haste, from Seralyo, of Capt Murray, with information that McCnlloch's Rangers, had come into Genenl Worih's Camp at Seralro, and reported that oa the 4th inst, about 40 miles beyond Seralyo, they discovereda body of Maxicans. forming the advance guard of a large force. They retrcated as inc Hangers come upon them, and were pursued uuiil they fell back on a large force. which was discovered to be iron, eight hundred to one housand strong. Il was inc general impression that it was in- ieuded to attack General Worth before rein- iorceaicn,s could arrive, and Cap, Murray thinks that battle is heing fought at Seralvo to-day. the 9th Capt Murray met Gen. Taylor. with part of his force. some dis sanee in advance of the main body, and with. :a 2a mltex of Seralvo, ea forced march to its rellet. l, k positively asserted that the Mexicans are determined to make strong vesisiaHee between serslso and Monterey.-- Nnpadia anu .Afista ars co-opep,ing willl ea.b other, and tleR forces are angmenting fast The Mexicans are rallying to ,heiI standard from all quarters The heat has retarded somewhat the progress of he troops which Jeff here with General Taylor, t be- ing out of the question to march during the heat of the day. The troops were m high spirits and eager to come up with the Mexi- cans. Two companies cf Rangers thas were here, having their hoses, shod, started of immediately afteF Capt. Aiunay's arrival All is quiet here. Proclamasions from Santa Anna, Ampadia. and the Governor of Tam sulips, have been received in town, sad are having their effect upon the Mexicaas. The proclamation of Ampudia makes the penalty very sever, upon als who may furnish pro visions, assist in trapspoFing provisions, ., l in any wiss aid he Americans. Hpfohibisa shem from holding any intsrcourss or carry. ing on any trade wish us. Death and con lss<ss;oa sE rropssty sfs the penalties for dis.