HunLsrikle 1rk'S. Nm S. 1917.
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bear CInrbe-l havo been here several DAYS,


must confess tina! am much pleased with
place. 1t is quito 4 neat village, equal in
int Of beauty, to FoycttovIle; the citizens are
|ustrous and cnIcrPrIsIng, as all the ciIiLens
Madison arc.


Rly ears arc salutcd every morning with the
lrtial sounds of the drum and ffe caused by
lpt. Wood drilling his recruits, and recruiting
lers, rapidly preparing for the Mexican war,
{ if he is no! in great haste. he will be too
g TO revcl in tho halls, for old Scott is max
Z awful tracks towards the city. Capt. Wood
4 superior drill officer, cqS,l to any in the
9uIar service; he will have his ranks filled in
Few days, aud will take up tho line of march
: Van Buren, with Wow to ship for New
FIeans, whore he is TO report himself.
There is nothing particularly new in the po-
zeal line, except there is some slight "feeIing
md among the sovereigns, for Congress-
re are many private opinions, but few "pub
~ expressed"


@ou must be unaccusomcd" to putting, as


rator would say; YOU have laid it on 10 Wallace


Ward, with fine pencil. They should


eaushed that you will do better next time.
&Jo@o aside, every one here think it was


lonely done and well merited.
S Yours, &c.