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Our friend and correspondent, to whom we are indebted for many of sai best letters from the army, writes us as follows;

 CAMP MILEs FROM SaLriLIo,

 Mexico, Dec. 26, is46.

 My DEAa L--My last Is 10, more than fairly en rosis, before write again. With ou, having anything new to tell, take ad- vapsage of every opportunity to give you some account of oar advance towards the enemy. s... ..4 : Since my lass our column hos undergone, somewhat, a re-or- ganiza,ion; and. beside boing diseaeumbered of it's immense wagon hain. the staff of the Brigadief General has been considerably re- dneed and taken under the care and command of Gen. Butler [. will, suppose, remain in this neighborhood awhile. Gen. Scott will carry on the operations upon the Calf.

 The Arkansas Regiment has gone to Pa toe, about midway betweea shis and Farms, wissre il viii be concenlnied. Tine Ksa- sseky Rsgimena will U siasioned as pass ;o u.e @eansains, shis eide of Patos. and ihe n Dsagaans at Aqaa Npeya, ossr issi camp,