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Arrival of discharged VOlunteers Mr.. J. B.


Melvin of Company l. and Mr. Stephen J. Cobb
of Company E., of the North Carolina Regiment
of Volunteers have received an honorable dis
charge from the Army, and they both arrived here
on Tuesday morning last. They were discharg-
ed on account Of sickness These gentlemen left
Saltillo on the 7th Of August. Mr., Melvin in
forms US that Gen. Taylor had under his COM
mand about 10000 men, 5000 at his own camp
1000 at Gen. Woops camp, and 5000 new re-
cruits, just arrived at the Brazos, and on their
way up Gen. Taylor evidently intended to make
a forward move in q short time, as every thing
was in motion for that purpose. 1t was thought
that he would move forward about the 1st inst
Orders had been given for all diseased soldiers,
not able to stand march, to be discharged. Mr..
Melvin thinks that there will be large number
that will receive their discharge and return home
1t is supposed, however, that Gen. Taylor's army
will be at least 5000 effective men, when he takes
up his line of march. WI. Jour.