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100, near Lorcdo abou, 100, md o,..c
abou, lC0. The Camanches came ~
vicinity Of that portion Of the fronl,s,
mitted deprsdulIons. killing and steal.
,roups from the neishhorhood Of tile ais.,
men,, ,oncd started out IN pursuit IN ,b,.Y
mcnls, (about 100 each and are no, = /
trail. This is nothing unusual. asI..j
Col. Kinney.


Whether Gen. Taylor will or will us u
action upon this. is yet to De determine


The steamer Monmouth goes over 4.
She will return asnin. Capt. Blak,,sJ
not yet returned. Yours truly,


The party under Capt. Blake had u
viously seni out on reeonnoissane. ,.1
We have no further intelligence vha,.j
the army by this arrival. 4


The Monmouth left at Aransas n. !,
Augusta, lightering; the s,en mboo, Lea
freight or charter; and the schrs. T. N
CorneIia, loaded with powder and ann
schr. Josephine, and another small ~
living AT anchor, ready for sea. The N
hontas arrived at Aransas OH the l5h /.
too rough to venture alongside her, 4
pellcr McKim was left at Galveston. a
! two or three days. The Monmouh ]
steamship New York on the 2O.h i,
O'Clock, A. NJ, about 80 miles east Of {, |