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wagons tol Monterey, wilh supplies and ann manision It was hoped hat he might come up with Gen. Urea, who was al Puma Guda; but do nos expect the Mexicans will be caught No apprehension was entertained at Camarso for the safety of Major Giddiags ard his command, since the movement Of Col. Curtis.

 Colone Drake, with lst Indiana regiment, reached Camargo on the 18th, and were ia press on immediately, The Id Mississippi regiment eit here on the lth, and will also % forwaiJ without delay. This place is now held by portions of tho Virginia and N Carolina regiments.

 Candles and his band were, at the last acc counts, on the Texan side of the Rio Grande, opposite Mier. On the 6th inst, an express was despatched from Camargo to Gen. La- mar, at Laredo, requesting him to push down on him with has Texan Rangers, and Capt. Gray with another company. was n full march from Corpus Christi. They may gel him between them, but Candles IS as cum ming as fox. It is said he was collecting bceves for he Mexican army.

 The 2nd Mississippi regiment dispersed nearly the whole Mexican population of shis place, whilst they were here. Such ah-uP- roarious and dissipated crowd was never seen. Every house where drinkables of any kind were to be had, was closed by order ol the regular officers, yet they managed to keep up high state of excitement. These noisy people are not always the most valiant and efficient soldiers. The officers set very bad examples .o their men.

 During the excitement here, one of the companies of citizens who volunteered, was commanded by Capt. P. c. Shannon, well known in your city. Here he is known as Don Patricio Carrick Shannon, but notyiih- standing the Mexican twist given to his narnc he conducted himself in his new position, with great tact and efficiency.

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