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Tm WAR. Late news from Mexico, says
SCOTS Weekly. shows an unusual degree Of
vigor Oh the part Of The government oil thai
country, snd The war. from present appears
ance, is only begun


Santa Anna is at The head Of the army
for which levy of $4,000 additional troops
has been made. With such a force as this,
Gen. Saats Vnna will be able TO give General
Taylor plenty of work 10 do. especially if the
Mexicans fight as bravely and al as great an
advantage as al Monterey.


The next battle will probably be fought at
Saltllo, which Ampudia will probably iortfy
as strongly as Monterey. With the 1000 men
under his command, aud the 5000 under Gen.
Salas, which, il is said, have left the Capital,
there will be sill greater odds for our troops
to contend with. Taylor appears, however,
10 understand his foe, and TO be able 10 engage
him at any odds. We expect in few weeks
to hear OF another desperate encounter.