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From the Charleston Even. News, Oct 10


-. FROM THE SEAT OF, WAR.


We are indebted to Capt. Thornton. Of the
u. S. Dragons, who arrived here yesterday,
for some interesting particulars from the seat of
war: adi agoh aa,s iapzs lH.p} }3 aaGat


4 Captain Thornton informs us that il is now
very sickly al Matamoros, which place he left
somewhere about the Oath Of the last month.
AT the time Of his leaving there were 700 Anne
rcans, about three fourths volunteers, sick Of
,dysentery, accompanied with Intestinal ulce
rations, and TYPHOID fever The average num-
berof deaths was FIVE a days. II is 10 be ex
pected, however, that the accession Of cold
weather will much abate the violence of the
disease. 3al-ap A'ai AAa p at'
Capt 7. further informs us that an order had
been issued by Gen. Taylor to Gen. Patterson,
at Camargo TO send the Alabama and Geor-
gia re giments Of volunteers to Monterey. They
are to be commanded by Gen. Pillow.