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The ls Pennsylvania, New York. and South Carolina regi
mens have left for Peroe the I'd Pennsylvania regiment
naming Jaapa, for the purpose of gasonng the place
portion OF Iwggss division is still here the 80 and 9TH in
anty and the howzer battery having been sent back TO the
National Bridge, the former there and the lat
return with train of $50 wagons, daily expected from
Vera Cruz Two companies Of dagoons besides large de-
tachmen of other troops have also been
tran which brings tod 81 900 900 in specie to be a-
proprated in paying off the troops who badly of FOR funds
After the arrival of the train, Gen. Twiggs will forward
with his DIVISION will also the Commandern Chief Gen.
Scott and stall Some portion OF the artillery is TO remain in
garrison with the End Pennsylvania regiment, gun bat
terry having been planted, commanding the whole town.


The general hospital is filed with the wounded and sick,
many of whom dying daily. The South Carolina regi
has the largest number, 1885,, the New Workers being
There six discharged yesterday g t for
duty, thirty of whom belonged TO the 5h infantry. The
sick generally kept upon the lowest diet possible while
the wounded suffer much from the effects of their journey
from Plan del Rio fear many Of the latter will yet die.


or Santa Anna and his nothing definite appears
be known There various constantly aoat but


place no reliance any of them. We shall hare no
fighting but the difficulties between the countries may
continue for several months.


FROM THE ORLEANS PIcArUSE MAY 20.


THIRD DaAsooSs.-The destination of one-half the Sd
regiment Of dagoons which ordered to join Gen. Tay
lor has been changed Five companies have been ordered
to join Gen. Three Of these companies, wit Capt
Duperu's, Of Louisiana Capt Gathers Of Kentucky and
Capt Fords of Indiana, leave this evening in the Fashion
for Vera Cruz under Lieut. COL T. p. Moore Captain
Nc cReynods company, from Michigan, will probably leave
tom PROV on the steamship Mary Kingsand for the
destination.


Col. E. G. w. Butler will, about the 18th proximo
tabsh his headquarters Palo Alto, where Capt Buffers
company from Pennsylvania Capt Meuicks Of Maryland
and Capt Hagans of Alabama already encamped and
where he will be joined by Capt Cadwers, Of North Caro-
lina and Capt Du Of New York, there to await orders
from Gen Taylor Capt Sitgrcavess company, from South
Carolina, will join Lieut. Col. Moore, at Vera Cruz


The above disposition of the companies of the 3D. Dragons
has been made by recent order from the Aduan Generals
Office The diversion Of troops intended for Gen. Tayors
column would lead suppose that it not designed that
the Rio rande army shall make toward San Luis
Potos for some time.


L,rEn FROM THE BR,sos.--The schooner Acyona Capt
Ttheradge arrived yesterday from Brasos Santiago having
sailed thence the lth instant.


An express passed through Maamoros on the 9th instant
from Gen Scott to Gen. Taylor


Fourteen hundred troops and upwards encamped
the field of PaIo Alto 1t is called camp of instruction.
The Flag has late papers from Zacaecas 50 far from
mediatng withdrawal from the Mexican confederacy, the
Flag represents the people Of this State embtered
against this country than Even the clergy seem dis
posed aid the Government eflecualy with their


The Flag publishes from Victoria paper circular of Pre-
sident Ansya to the Governor Of Tamaupas showing the
extraordinary powers conferred the former by Congress in
view of the invasion Of Mexico The substance Of this docu
ment we had before Under the decree Of Congress- Anaya
has power make peace with the United States and any
individual who shall enter into treaty with either in his
public or private capacity, is declared traitor
FaoN VEnA CRuz.--Tbe steamship Eudora, Capt Will
cox arrived at late hour last evening from Vera Cruz which
place she LEFT the 14h instant bringing passengers
number Of officers Of the army and volunteers, and l70
wounded and sick prvaes Of the I'd regiment Tennessee
volunteers.