From the Memphis Eagle.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
MORE RUMO2S OF WAR!
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The n. O. Jefersonian of the 4lh pub
fishes the following extract from letter
"from an authentic, source" dated "otf the
Navy Yard, Pensacola, August 80. The
u. s. sloop Of war Saratoga arrived at
Pensacola from Vera Cruz, on the evening
Of 30,h August;


'Ihe United States sloop Of war SGrato-
ga, Commander ShubTick, arrived here
this evening. having on board important,
documents for government. She brings
the news, that the Mexican CougieSs had
authorised the Presiden. 10 declare war a.
gainst the United States; aud 10000 men
had been ordered TO march into Texas
$4,000 of which had already lef'; the re-
ma;nder to follow rs soon as possible. SO
there wi be warm work In that quarter,
and my finn belief is, that Gen. Taylor
should receive reinforcemenis as soon as
possible; otherwise. II will be hard TO keep
in check $4,000 men, with only 1000 re e.
ulars and few unframed mllItlame n,
who, ii not In proper discipline can scarce
y be relied on in an emergency, against
well drilled forces.


We think it likely as not that the Mexi>
can Congress have authorised Congress to
declar uar! and fully as likely that Con-
gress may have been foof-h enough 10 do
50; but we have not the fdintest idea o the
truth ofthe marching of $4,000 or $4,000.
or any great or less lumber of armed sol,
diers into Texas.


u The Tropic of the 5ih gives news
of rather contrary tenor from the Mexi.
can borders:


L,TE AND INTEREsTlNa FROM CoRPUs
CHRIsTL-Later intelligence from the
Army IN Texas was received here yester-
day. by The arrival of a gentleman from
Mobile, who reports that he left Corpus
Christi on the 29th ultima. and Aransas
Bay on the 2lst. arriving at Mobile on
Wedn. sday morning IN the steamboat Gre.
ole Gen. Taylor and the Army were
still al Corprs Christ. waisng turther orr
ders. The 2I Regiment of Dragons. un.
der the command of Col. Twiggs. arrived
there on the 26 uItimo, In fine health and
spirits. Three companies of Mexican
Traders arrived at Corpus Christi about the
26:h. and purchased largely Of goods
They reported that Regiment OF Mexican
Troops, about 700 strong, had started from