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has been represented us q retreat. From this movement, we believe, all these rumors have risen We have no news of any battle, and we never expect to have any of a deieat--- The present position of Gen Taylor, If he be where he intended to %, Is one of the best that could possibly be takea.--it conmand, i. the upper and lower ferry 1t preserves the communication between the army and the Gulf, the only source of supply; and while it euables the General to act on the offensive whenever he thinks proper, he cannot be at tackled even by asuperior force with any prospect of being beaten, Taylor, Worth and Twiggs have been fighting lndiansatoo long to be cought ina trap.-.T. Q. Delta.

 MAIL RoBBER CAUGHT,- Officer Gilmore, of the Memphis police, and Mir. Turner, the Postmaster at Memphis, left this city with their prisoner, William Vaughhan, for Mobile, on their way to Montgomery, yestcrday.--- They arrived here on Friday last, buthoping that delay of few days, and silence, might lead to the detection of others here, the matter has not been mentioned before The facts of the robbery. are as follows: On the night of the llth or l2th March last the mail bag be-. tween Tuscaloosa and Montgomery was opened by means of false keys, and several packages containing money and checks were stolen therefrom On that night the prisoner, who had been formerly driver of tic mail on that route, was tho only passenger in the

 mail stage,-having been .'franked' throughte

 Augusta. At Montgomery he left the stage

 for time, during which he riggeds himself out in new suit of clothes, bought trunk and other things, and refused to goin the es stage nnless he was allowed 10 pay his .fare, Sc. A short while afterwards the robbery. was discovered, and aTreasury note for $50 ] which had been in the mail was traced to Vaughan as the note which he gave in pay Inent for the cloths bought by him in Mont gomery. When he was arrested last week at Memphis, three keys were found upon him, zach of which fitted the locks on the mail bag which was robbed It Is fully expected that he had accomplices, as that mail was known to contain some vely valuable essmoney letters'~-one of tke missing ones had over $500 in it.-.F c. Deha.