THE WAR THE WAR !!
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TIE YoLuNTEeRs.-Ou Southern exchanges are filled with the manifestations of patriotism, by the voluntary enrolment ot numerous companies of citizen soldiers. who seem anxious to hasten to Genl. Taylor's relief.

 In this raceof glory, Alabama seems to have taken the lead so far So soon as 1t was known that troops were needed, the volunteers did not wait for the acquisition, but hasened to New Orleans in advance of the call.

 In Louisiana, the volunteering, tho spirited, did not keep pace with the demand; and at the last ac- counts, orders had been issued for Draft It IS to be hoped, however, thgt this necessity was super ce,ted in time by the voluntary enlistment seye- rel companies had already sailed for the seat of war; and Gen PeBsiroR E SMITH, the gallant chief of the Louisiana troops was to leave on the I2th. The Tropic of the iltb, says:

 TRoops FOR TIE ARMY FOR OCCUPATION. On yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, the. Galveston got off for Genl. Taylor's army, She carried to the seat of war Col. Wilson, L. s. A. and 240 regulars, the Greys, Capt. Breedlope, Capt. l. F. Stockton and company, Capt Glenn and company. She left under a military salute.

 Capiain Woodland, Captain Reed, Captain KieafHlo and Captain Hays all want men, They are bound to find a good chunk of a fight in Mexico, and come off victors. Vol unteers, go to their head quarters.