

FROM THE ARMY IN TEXAS.
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The Union Of the Sih inst, officially announces
that dispatches from General Taylor, as Ia'e as
tho 2Glh August, have reached tho War depart
mcnt by Express, and then proceeds to give Inc
substance of tho intelligence received, which OeihS
official. may be relied on. Atlor mentionIng that
tho troops ordered Texas, 10 compose the ''army
Of occupation" were rapidly arriving, 1t goes on
70 say:--lropic.


General Taylor has, at no time since his arrivo |
at AIansas Bay, felt any solcitude for tho safety
of his command, or the necessity Of calling tor
auxiliary force, even from Texas. The two gal.
Iant companies of artillery, which, with such
promptness aud patriotic spirit, volunteered to go
To Texas fom New Orleans, under the belief that
their country stood in uccd Of their services, have
arrived at General Tay yor's camp. As there las
not teen. aud probably will no, be, any cmergen-
cy requiring them, they will not. probhpy. 70 long
detained from their homes. 1t is tho CicnS'al ;
intention 10 discharge them as soon as a tcw more
Of the regular artillery, now on the way 10 Texas
shall have arrycL-unc>S things on the Mexican
>.4c ofthc Rio GrHhGe shall assume more threat
et1rg aspect.


I lie most lclial'p accounts represent ;Iat there
wee. lear tho middle If August only abuot oUO
regular Mexican ircoys nj Malamoras; and tlat
Cen. Arisla was TO u;.ye MouicTcyon the 4Ih OF
that month for the former paCe-a distanca oil
lmec hundred mIIC>-wth 1860 more troops.
five iunorcd OF them cavalry; but there was no
Luws of his arriva al M0tumolas. 1t is not known
or believed that there are regular Mexican troops
ut any CthCr point On tie Rio Crane. 1t was
proIa ably the original intention to employ these
uoops in carrying out the threat OF MeNco TO take
osscssion OF Texas; but the presence OF The l. s.
Army. and the preparations IN Texas to meet and
rcpo! their advance, have caused thus design to be
abandoned for the present, at least. he reg
u'ar troops of the United States no" i'll IcNas,
and t. oso on the way there, dec med sufficient
10 keep in check the M,N.can fore nsscga.eJ.
or likely 10 bo asscmllci.'en Tic Eio Urv"Ie,-
Gen. Taylor's attention has not been exclusively
confined to tho Mcxcans. I!ehls an ego 10 the
CGununchss. and taken measures to guard the
country from l.c.r iucursjOnS.


Tie accounts cf the climate Ut Corpus Christi
are very favorable. Gue.ajly speaking, the
troops are in fine hcatIl-bclter it is supposed,
than they would have he posts from which
mos! Of then were renewed. -