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We noticed few days since. in the Pittssuygh Journal. sn infamousand insulting paragraph in re- ference to the Wayne Guards of Mfin county, Capt, Caldwell, and the 'independent Greys' of Bedford county. Capt. Taylor. who had arrived ie that city few days previous on their way 70 Mex

 co, which siFikingly illustrates the meanness of Federalism, and has subjected that party to a with. ering rebuke trom ot its own members. Sc gross was tie indgni,y offered 10 these companies. that Capt Caldwell and Taylor felt called upon 10 rcpel 1t in .he Inost public manner possible and issaed cad 10 the public. from which we extract the fol- lowing paragraEt>s s- PsnasylpaAioa,

 "'rhe paragraphs alluded to denominates many of the soldiers as mere sstrippliaes,' and gives this as euideace that the sAdminis- iration has ceased to be very partilatar in its choice of men'--lhus attempting 10 create the impression tha, these companies are made up of the refuse and ofiscouring of creation. Noi satisfied with giving u,,erancs to this wicked islander, the paragraph goes further, and says tha, lie 'exigenfIcs of the war are too great io allow any great nicely in the se- lections of recrni,s;' and winds up with the patriotic prophecy, that mos. of them will meet with premature grave! Such ssnti- ments, if uttered by real Mexican, would not surprise any one; but thai the editor of a newspaper, protesting to be .american, should thus atiempt.ie disgrace body of as fine young men as ever shonldered muskei, IS mystery to us. that we are unable to solve. The Guards and the sGreys are composed principally of the sons of the most respectable farmers in Bedford and Mifilm counties, and their courteous and uprigh,