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A 'ew days before Doctor Wilson left

 Monterey, an express arrived there from

 Gen. Wool at Monclova It is not his present purpose to join Gen. Taylor. In this decision he is guided by the instruc- tons or advise of the latter. Col. Harney and his dragons are at Chihuahua, into which they marched without firing a gun. Indeed, they were cordially welcomed, and got from the authorities decent blow out'' into the bargain.

 The regular army at Monterey conduct themselves with great order and regularity: not so, always, with the volunteers. They and the Mexcans too often get into difficult ties, and homicides follow. On the day be- fore Doctor w. left the camp, the body of a member of the Louisville Legion was found in a position which showed that he had been violently murdered. His com rades buried him, and the next day, the Doctor heard, when he reached Camargo, they sallied out and killed several Mexi cans. He further heard that for this, Gen. Taylor had ordered them back from the camp, with a strong reprimand. either to Lanares or Camargo. The 4th regiment of Illinois volunteers, which had marched from Camargo 10 Matamoras, on their way to Tampco, were ordered back probably 10 take the place of the Kentucky Legion, pr possibly to repel some threatened attack on Camargo. Whatever the motive, they were, at least, ordered to countermarch rom Matamoras. The report at Monterey, hat Gen. Ampudia had been tried by military court, at San Luis Potosi for his conduct at Monterey, and ordered to be ot-N o. Della, Dec, 2l.