The War.
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We have no further accounts to-day from the seat
of war IN Mexico or Texas, nor from New Orleans,
nor Washington Everything still remains in doubt
and enshrouded in mystery. Rumors are thicken-
ing of every kind and variety, but nothing tangible
appears on the face Of them Some of the latest
counts state that the Mexlcans have yet made no
appearance the Rio Grande others fear General
Taylor is in danger II appears from the best intor
nation derived from various sources, that the war
department at Washington has made some grave
blunders in fitting out the expedition to Corpus
Christi, where General Taylor has fixed his head
quarters Il seems from this statement that the ar
tiery companies have been sent there without pro-
per cannons and that to render these troops Of any
service in case of an attack FRONT he Mexca MS this
government is compelled TO forward cannon fit for
service. Strong comments made on this state
ment against the President; but, we think, with nc
justice nor discretion. If the fault has been com
mitted, 1t must with the head of the depart
ment, Secretary Marcy.


ceived from Vera Crnz, the Mexcans must have
reached the Rio Grande before this time. If they
pass II, we may expect to hear of some action
OF very important nature between the two armies
We hear nothing further of prvateers but the ankle
ty OF the republic is increasing every day. all being
eager to learn what will be the result OF all the deca
ratons threats and protestatons put forth by Mexico,
as well the preparations made by the United
States government TO repel attack