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GUERRILLA NAgvARE.-Sinee the Mex.
leans have determined upon the guerrilla
mode of warfare. MIR. Kendall, of tho Plea
yunc, writing for that paper from Mexico,
recommends Tie raising Of several com.
panies Of TrSaa Rangers by the Govern.
menl, a. the safest means Of combating
successfully this move Of the enemy. w
think lie recommendation a good one.-
The Texans, on many accounts, are ifsl
tho boys for such service. Their adyen.
turous life, their frequent skifmishes in
their strife lor Independence, their long
residence ia the neighbofhood ol continual
danger, and aboso all the bitter grudga
they owe the MeAieans for their savage
tfoacherY and their eola.booded assassi.
nations. in violation Of lhe rules Of civilized
warfare, and even OF tho common claims
Of humanity, constitute lhem the best troops
which could ba used in opposition 10 this
Mexican guerrilla system. \ guerrilla
corps would stand but poor chance against
a band Of Texas Rnnsefs, fitted for The
conflict by year. Of active aud dangerous
service, and stimulated 10 the charge by
fiery sense Of deep and bloody injuries.
The Rangers MOREOVER would bo as well
acquainted with all the minulia Of afllal
mannaffeing As The Mesicans themselves


Who would doubtless zsan tire of The IN


equal slfiio aud be wiling TO mako peace.