LATER FROM THE ARMY OF
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The steamer McKim, Capt. Page. arrived
al ~ Orleans on the 18th inst:


The news from Matamoros, that Col Clarke
was shot at while sitting in. his room, and that
il was ordered that all Mexicans were to be de-
prved of their arms, and none should either
go out of the city or come into il without the
written order Of the commander Of the post.


Two Mexican spies had been arrested at
Camargo and hung. A party of Americans
on their way from Camargo to Matamoros
was attacked by some Meyicans, and Amer
lean and 6 Mexicans killed. @#


The whole force with which Gen. Taylor
was expectedto march to Monterey does not
exceed 1000. i


The Mexican force at that place is 5000,
and rapidly increasing. 1t is presumed that an
engagement took place between the Goth and
22d. .al .s#


The Congress Of Yucatan have published
a decree recognising and proclaiming Santa
Anna chief and Director of the Mexican Re-
public. s.aa .ua