WARLlKE The Washingtc
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WARLlKE The Washington CORES
pondent of the Charleston Mercury turnish-
es some interesting intelligence in his let
ter OF the 9th instant. He says


have just heard some news which looks
most decidedly warlike. learn that this
morning $50 boxes of muskets were sent
from the Navy Yard here by the Sout hern
Mail boat, to GO on by mail to New Or
leans. / Iearn also 100 boxes more
being prepared. and will be despatched as
soon ashley can possibly be prepared -
| There have also been $4,000 ball cat
ridges ordered TO be prepared and forwar-
| ded as soon as possible,and to be sent by mail
also. number ofgun carriages and other
stores, Of which have not learned the par
ticulars, have also been ordered to be got


IN readiness with The utmost despatch, and
forwarded to the same destination. This is


certainly very warlike. | should imagine


that it was an indication that the United
Safes Government was in possession oi


some information of the doings ofthe Mex


lcan Congress in their Secret Session, by


the mail which came here Yesterday at.
teTnoon, bringing the scanty Mexican news


which appeared In the Picayuue of Au


gust lst, by the schooner Equity from Mat
: amoros. This is rendered very probable
! by the fact that the greatest haste has beer
ordered in the despatch of these military


stores go much so, that the workmen viii
} be employed all day to morrow. Sunday a
; it will be. Perhaps The news may lea!
out in day or so.