..[ h. -, From the N. O. Delta. August IL.


From Vera CRUZ and the BrazOs.
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The u. S. steamship Telegraph, Capt Wilson,
arrived here last evening, She Ieit Vera Cru! on
the Sd inst, and Brazos on the 7th.i we received
by her no letters. She brought US the Sun OF
Anahuac ofihe day OF her sailingTone day iater-
and the Matamoras Flag OF the an inst, .isaa.t


The Vera Cruz paper Of the 81 INST contains
not a single item of news from the interior, and
very li,tle news Of any descr ptou.,s,; i. u ao+


The news from Gen. Taylor $ column indicate
an advance movement. The Matamoros Flag, OF
the 4,h inst says -. - L, .,t',..5b "a ag;i'


AdUanee upon San Lris. From Major Arthur,
formerly Qaarlermaster at Ceralyo, we learn that
Gen. Wool has received orders to proceed with
the advance of Gen. Tayl loE's column, on the Goth
inst, in the direction Of Euca. .nation, some 20
leagues from Buena Vista, where he will establish
depot into which three months ralions will be
thrown, The army will then: advapee upon, San
Luis, and communication be opened with Tampico
or Tuxpan, from whence supplies Will thereafter
be received Ali the mules, and other means Of
Transportation, have been ordered above, and actiy-
ty prevails throughout the whole departs


=, From our Young friend, Mr. Du Ponte, who
came passenger in The Telegraph, from Malamo-
ros we learn that Major Crossmap, Qnartermastcr
a, Camargo, RECEIVED imperative orders on the