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GA month or two ago the London Times, which
assumes to speak oracularly upon all subjects, had
''no hesitation in saying, that bring an efficient
army of even 10000 men into the field, prepared to
march beyond their frontiers is the most ardu-
Gus task which has ever devolved upon the Federal
Government of the United States and with its pres
ent powers and resources, believe it to be abso
lutely impracticable" By another article which we
copy from late number of the Times, will be
that it has had cause to change its opinion very ma
terially. The Mexican war, fortunately perhaps for
all the world, will teach European nations that if
necessary, the United States can raise volunteers
enough to fog them all in a lump.