FROM THE ARMY.
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On the 5th instant General Taylor broke up his
camp at Matamoras and left fOr Camargo in the
steamer WhitevilIe. The troops are said TO be in
good health and spirits and it is the intention of
the General to prosecutesthe war with yigor and
activity.


The Charleston Egening News of the 21st inst.
contains the foloEDng additional intelligence:


"Lieut. Lee Of the sth infantry, who arrived
this afternoon. direct from the army, informs Us
that General Worth, with his brigade, was on his
way to China, sixty miles beyond Camargo. This
town an important depot, it being military post
of ihe .snemY: There is no doubt of the town be-
ing, at this time, in possession Of the American
forees. All the regular troops with the exception
Of Mays dragons and Ridgley's batterY) number
ing from to 1000, at Camargo.


General Taylor is now at Camargo. 1t is
supposed that he will proceed to Monterey with
6 900 men, and the impression prevails that the
enemy will give him fight at a defle between
Monterey and SaltilIo. We are requested to state
that there has been no meeting between the Ca
manches and the Texas Rangers, as stated in the
Matamoras papers Of the 9Th inst"