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The Charleston Courier Justly remarks:
When we have obtained possession of the
CaIifornias, as we probably have even
now, there will be no disposition in this
country 10 give them up. The volunteers
who have prepared to go to Mexico, have
no intention 10 return. We learn from
all quarters, that they 60 like the Romans,
to inhablt wherever they conquer.


UTILITY OF PRoFANE LANGUAGE. Gen.
Ampudia ir conversation with an Amerl-
can officer is represented to have said
he was anxious 70 learn one thing Of the
Americans, and thought if he could do it,
he could make his soldiers fight better
When asked what it was he wished so
much 10 learn, he replied with great sim
plicily, "learn 10 swear those big words
the Americans talk 10 their soldiers"


Col. John Crowel, first delegate to Con.
gress from Alabama and many years Creek
agent, died al Fort Mitchell, Ala. on the
24lh ult.


The Georgia regiment, 500 strong, were
to leave Columbus lor Mobile on The 30h
ult The Colonel OF the regiment is H..
r. Jackson, Esq, U S. District Attorney.


The gallant corps Of Mississippiuns,
commanded by Capt. Shvers, called the
{" Claiborne RiAemen,n have entered as
Texan volunteers, TO compose one Of the
four companies which Capt Seefe.di and
L.. Connor have been authorised 10 raise
additional al Galveston, lDela,