Correspondence of the Register & Journal On board steamboat Col Cross,

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November |1. l646

 GEKTLEmEs-In my former letter told you that should anytbing of importance occur, would inform you of It. l now have the pleasure 10 advise you that an now steamiug down lhe swilt running Rio Grande, bound for Tampico. Six companies eff the Alabama Regiment. yir: Captsin Pickens, from Greene county. Capt. Jones', from Jackson. Capt. Smiih, from Benton, Capt. Moore, from Greene and Capt Ketchum's. from Pike. board under command of Lieut.. Col Earle, with orders to pro- ceed forthwith to the mouth of the river, where we take shipping for Tampico; the remainder of tho regiment will be sent forward immediately with the conpany Of sappsr. and miners under command Of Capt. Swift of ihe U s. Engineer Corps.

 The latest information from Monterey is not of much moment Gen. Taylor was al Salio where also is Gen Worth win his lewiston. From Camargo Gen. Patterson has dispatched part of his forces to Morales Cor Mt Morales) small town about 100 miles distant from Camargo and about 50 miles south of Moaierey. The forces sent portion or the 2d Infantry. be followed by the 2d Tennessee Regiment and the remaining companies of l"iantry Towards Matamoros he has forwarded part Of the al Illinois. These are to be followed by all of that regiment, a.d by the 4sh regiment from that slaIe These troops with others below, we understand form column which is to proceed towards Tamoice via San Fernardo. or the movements of he enemy. w- get hut little information which is reliable = Prior leaving camp i, was reported that under orders from santa Anna. force of i6,00O men had moved for San Luis Potosi. the point si our dss- sination. or the truth of ihis, you will have 'hs