As OPPOSITION FoRcE TO THe GUERRiLLAs.-
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As oProsrrioN FoRcE TO rHe GUERRiLLas.-- The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, says:

 "It has been determined, ii is said, by the gov ment, 10 meet the Mexicans at their new game o. guerrilla warfare. Steps have alreafy been taken to be prepared in advance, iorthe emergency which Mexico threatens. Maj. Hays new battalion of rangers will be sent to Mexico the guerriia ser rice. A new regiment of the same sort Of mca commanded by paitizan officers, whose very name is terror tn the Mexican guerriIlss is also to be immediately raised for the same purpose. The Mexican guerrilla bands after the Texans take the ield will be shy of showing themselves within stri. king distance of any road where Americans may travel. party of ten Texans will be equal to the task of catching and destroying any party of fifty Mexican guerrillas, whom they may find in their road. The Texans made the Mexicans sick of the guerrilla warfare in the ten years preceding IsIi v