LATER FROM THE ARMY OF


GEN. TAYLOR
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The United States steamer Fashion,
Capt Ivy, arrived yesterday. from Brazos
Santiago. with about fifty discharged SOL
dicrs and teamsters. BY this arrival we
have our correspondence from Monterey
to the 29th llt., and the Matamoras fac
of the a0th. The following passengers
came over in the Fashion: Mr.. JB Bire-
low, L w Webster, Capt Adams. and
N J Tryon. Capt Adams is in charge
OF two men, who are said to have deser-
ted from the American standard Jus, prior
to the battle of Buena Vista. Their
names are Isaac McField and Christian
Reath.


From the Flag we learn Brigadier Gen
Hopping, then at Matamoras, was to pro-
ceed Immediately to Mier, to superintend
the formation of camp ofinstruction, for
for the troops now on the Rio Grande.
and to arrive. The Flag gives the fol.
lowing account of the troops to go into
camp:


The 10th (Col Tibbat's) regiment, en-.
tire, is now at Camargo, and will be the
first at the camp. Two companies of
OF the 18th (Col Ecohl's) regiment pass
ed up the river on Monday; one company
is at Fort Paredes. where it still remains
for the present, ard two more at the Bra
zos, expected up. The other five com.
panies are yet to arrive. The 10th reg
iment Col Temple's) complete, is in
camp, of Instructions when relieved by
the Illinois troops understood to be on
their way OUT. The battalion of 3rd dra-
goons, now here, are under orders to re-
move to the camp, but their march is de-.
layed in consequence efthe non arrival OF
horses.


In addition TO the troops above men
toned, the following forces, raised and
to be raised, under the recent call for
volunte ers and assigned to Gen Taylor,
will enter Hopping's school at Mier, as
fast as they arrive.


One regiment from Indiana, and one
from Ohio one battalion Give companies)
from New Jersey; one battalion, Is do. J
from Delaware and Maryland; one bat.
tallion 8 do. from Alabama; one compa.
ny of foot from Florida; four companies
OF horse from Illinois, Arkansas, Ohio
and Alabama, two of foot from Virginia,
and one company offoot from North Car.
olina.


The troops will be exercised in their
studies at this school under Col Belknap,
and when they shall have passed through
course of instruction under him they
will be fully prepared to fight under Gen.
Taylor's inVincible banner,


Tha troops quartered at Matamoras,
about one thousand four hundred in mum.
Der, were TO have been received on the
lstinst. by Col Davenport, the command
ant.


Maj. Benz. Mccullough and his men
had been for some days quartered a,
Matamoras. The men bad been enlisted
for six months, and the Maj. had gone up
TO see if they would be received. We
regret to say that the Major is in bad
health.