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THE TEN RkGMEsrs.--The bill to pro vide for this addition of strength to the ar- ny, has at length passed the Senate, after the most strenuous opposition from the federal wing oi tha, body. The objection seemed to have been. that it gave ,o the President, the power of appointing officers in the recess Of the Senate, which was % modified by the joint commltlee of con ference to whom it was referred, as to make only such appointments as were under the rank of field officer, absolute, and not re- quiring confirmation by the Senate. Under this law Arkansas will, no doubt, have ano- ther chance of sending portion of her ciii- xens into the service of the country, who we believe will add to the honor of our arms whenever an occasion offers; whatever the s'inielligen. officer" of the Gazette may say to the contrary.

 The bill provides for the raising of one regiment of Dragoons and nine of Infantry, and that one or more companies of the lat ter, at the discretion of the President. may be organized as roltigenrs and foot rifemen, and be provided with mountain and how itzer battery.

 The Union, of the Huh, from which we extracs this information, does not publish the entire bill, as the President had no, then signed 1t. We will give il in our next.