From the Tropic of the Goth uIt
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The Expected Var wiM Merico.-The Union
Of the 2Oth inst, referring to the prospects Of wa:
with Mexico, makes the following explicit state
ment, which, we presume, indicates tho views Of
the administration, and the orders which have
been issued to the army IN Texas:


This war "wl be prosecuted, on our part. with
the utmost vgor, and with all the means which
the Executive can fairly command. This is on
hypothesis that Mexico will declare war against
us--thal her troops will advance from the west
and attempt to cross the Rio Grandc, and invade
Texas.


Daring a storm at Richmond, Va, On the sth,
Eliza Ann Pntney, daughter of Samuel ru;noy.
and Mary N. White, daughter of p. X. White
girls of fourteen years of agc-wero struck dead
b. lghtnng.