From he Nee Orleans Bee, August I6, 1915

 TEXAS AND MEXICO
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 MP ORY.2NT M0YEMENT OF TROOPS

 We hasten to lay before our readers the important intelligence we have just received, relative to the movements of troops for the purpose of protecting the newly acquired ter rltory of Texas, from the dangers of proec- ted Mexican invasion. General GAINS, now n our city, having received authentic infor- nation to the effect that TEN THOUSAND Mexican troops, were within eight days march of General Tayl9r, who is posted at St. Joseph's Island immediately despatched messenger 10 Governor MoUToN, at pass Chrisrn, claiming acquisition of TWO REGIMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS, fof ten companies eachf enc to consist of Infantry and one 10 consist al Kilemen, and two com Paues of Artillery, with eight field pieces. The requisidon Wa3 immediately granted, aud will be put forthwith into execution.

 The two Volunteer Regiments are to be stationed at the Forts and Barracks on the Gulf, subject to the orders of the Govern ment and the United States troops at pres ent in garrison at those stations are to be immediately transferred to Texas. The two Companies of Volunteer Artillery will leave on Wednesday,, on board the steamship Ala hama, together with four companies of Uni led States troops, (7th Regiment, lniantry,l two of which are expected tomorrow nor ming, from Pass Christian under Captains Moore and Holmes.

 The above information may be relied up- on as authentic.