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From the National Intelligencer June Ie.

 Dstence on Me Frontier.-The bill. which las for a few days been depend, ing before the two Houses of Congress. for authorizing the President of the U. States 10 raise Mounted Volunteers for the defence of the Frontier, yesterday passed the Senate, as previously amend ed on the motion of Mr. Tipton, and the House of Representative concur red in the amendment. Before the time this reaches the readers hands, probably the bill will have received the signature of the President and become law.

 The bill thus passed authorizes the President of the United States ito raise, either by the acceptance of volunteers, or enlist for one year, unless sooner dis charged, six hundred mounted rangers, to be armed, equipped, mounted, and organized in such manner, and to be under sucl, regulations and restrictions as tie nature of the service shall in his opinion make neccssafy;" the compa- nies 10 consist of one hundred men each, besides officers; the non-commissioned officers and priyates 10 arm and equip themselves, unless otherwise ordered by the President, and provide their own horses. and to be allowed one dollar per day for their services and the use of their arms and horses; commissioned officers 10 receive the same emolutnents as officers of the same grade in the ar- my of the United States, &c. and off cers and privates 10 be allowed for for. age, &c.

 HuNrsvfLLE, June lG.

 1ne Cotton Crops. We learn from different sources, upon which we rely, that the Grass-hoppers are committing