Correspondence Of he Teiegfaph,
cAMr Parslplo, Man PRtslnlo, MeSleo,
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Dear Sg,-Ma are now IN the territory of
Mexico. We made our entrance without any
impeachment, except the Rio Gandc, which stopped
us for day or 50.


From here It Is uncertain WHITTIER our march
viii be; but as all our movements seem to depend
ouly on the whlms Of our old General, il would be
useless 10 conjecture anything


We will start tomorrow morning towards Mon.
clown, The distance from here to that place is
not yet agreed upon, but II is supposed we will
perhaps make the journey in ten or twelve days,
Perhaps afler We shall have arrived there, some
idea may BE- had of the rest of our route


some one or two OF our men have died Of fever
siuee we leli san Anlonio, Burton Pope, of
Crawford county, was one Of them, Captain
Danley !. lying dangerously III with the same
disease. II is not usual for man to recover from
such disease on a mateh, but we all hope Tint
he may survive. lie "a one Of the besi captains
ia the service, aud what IS better, We have conf
deuce In hun.


We hase just heard Of Gen, Taylofs great
battle at Monterey. The eyes Of our nation are
now turned In that way, aud It is mt probable
that they will be- directed towards our little diyi'
SOU before II has done something 10 deserve hi
,enllon. In such circumstances, fofhraf giving
a longer litter Respectfully