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The Call for Holuntesrs.--A new levy, we have
reason to believe, will depend on circumstances


General Taylor has, ere this, been reinforced from
Camsrgo, and has upwards Of nine thousand troops
under his command 1t is supposed he will have
eight thousand men with whom to march TO Saltillo
Here he will meet Santa Anna with nearly twice
the number; and what will be the result can easily
be conjectured.


Troops may be called for from the extreme South
ern and the South western States |; and the over
looking of the Middle and Northern sections justified
on the plea Of 'immediate necessity" ro


We do not say this on our own assumption, we
merely repeat the remark of personal friend Of the
President.