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Messrs Torrsy & Brother desire the Gosernor to send deIachmenI Ol rangers 10 protect their trading establishment.

 TIE ARMIsrlcE AT MoHTEREY A letter ap. pears in the Austin Democrat of the 9,h inst It IS from Gov. Henderson, addressed to Gen. Taylor, and dated executive Office, Austin, Texas. Nov. 23, IS46 Governnr Henderson refers 10 the Generals despatch of ihe 2bh, Sept. where he says

 1.-The gallant defence of the town, and the fact of A recent change of Government in Mexico, believed to be favorable the interests of peace induced me to concur wiLh ths Commissioner. in hsSe terHS:-

 From the above it might be- and has been inferred, he says:--

 "That the commissioners acted without having prspoHsly had instructions from yourself which feel assured you intended 10 be understood to as received our instructions from you on both casions of our retiring with the Mexican Commis sioners to draft the arlicles of the capitulaiOn."

 He then reminds the General of the following cir cumstance which took place on the occaSion-

 You will, doubtless, recollect that when your Commissioners, immediately after your first instruc. ton, returned and reported that they could not agree with the Mexican mmissioners, you rose 10 leave the room, your officers with you proposition and appsal made to yon by Gen. Ampudia, believe it was, allow them rstan as understood il only their muskets, sabres. and other small arms. l saw disposition in you To grant the boon, and remind ed you of my opinion that you could soon compe them 10 surrender at discretion, and added, that i ever you persisted they would allow YOU to leave 1 he city before you would be notified of the accep lance of the terms first proposed. You replied Ina you did not wish to run any more risk, or shed any more blood that all you desired was possession the city and that would satisfy your government T, which replied, that il It satisfied the Government 1 of course would be content. Here the conversa | ton terminaled between on that point ''-l Nev l Orleans Della.