{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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 Si1ty-ioo hours from CorpHs Christi i.-Fhe steam CT Creole, Captain llIERN, from Arausas Bay, arrived here yesterday morning with number of passengers. Capt. II. reports that about one hun- dred Mexican traders, from the upper regions of the Rio Grandc, visited Corpus Christi for the purpose of trades hut they gave contradictory reports as to the movements ofthe Mexican troops. TAe substance of one of these reports that bome seSeA hundred Mexicans attempted to reach the frontier of Texas, hut that their numbers being reduced by disease, hunger and desertion, to three or four hundred, the remainder retired To the interior. The United States troops under Gen. Taylor are in fine spirits, and fully competent for any exigency that may arise under the adoption of the Mexican Government.- They number 2000 men, including one hundI ed and fifty Texa and the artillery companies of vol unteers from New Orleans. It is believed al Cor pus Christi that inc Mexican Government will make no demonstration of hosules unliI after it's presi- denial election is disposed of; and that even then

 it will venture no forces to the east of the Rio Grande