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the march before the express arrived at Monterey, and no considerable force was stationed at any of the points between Monterey and the Rio Grande' By the last advices, two regiments had been ordered from Camargo to join Gen. Wool, but they could at the tine Santa Annals movement became known have scarcely reached Sato.

 Notwithstanding this apparently inauspicous posture of affairs do not indulge any lively apprehensions. The utmost confidence is to be placed both in the watchuness and skill of the ac- complished officers who command, and have no question they would be able to anticipate the move ments of the enemy in time to prepare properly for his reception. As the reports of Santa Anna's ad- vance reached Gen. Woos camp so early, it is not impossible the latter may have effected a junction with Gen. Worth, in which we should count both to be safe, whatever force the Mexcans might number Should the companies EN ROUTE from Ca margo have reached Saltlo the force of Gen. Worth would be increased 2ioo, and ot tho worot we believe he would be able hold out till he could be further strengthened Welook for the next accounts, therefore, with great interest, but not with fear ot any serious disaster N. Q. Mercury.