The recent vic.ories--Ncws of Major Bor-

 land and Capt. DanieY.
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We have crowded into columns this week, as

 much of the late important and interesting inteili-

 gense from Mexico, as we could find space for

 The terms of the srmisiice with Mexico are fully made known, and our readers have the same oppof- tanity of forming an opinion to the propriey ol Gen. Scott's movement in the matter. as we have It is certain. that much dissatisfaction has been ex- pressed, both in the army and at home, in relation to temporiziny policy which seems not to rccog. nixe the point where forbeaanee ceases to be vr. fne." But we are unwilling to question the pro- psiety Of the means adopted by the Commander -in- Chief to obtlin peace, until know, under what orders from our Government he acted, and more in detail the situation of affairs. Those who consider that the hrilancy of his late victories may interfere in some degree with the whig strength of General Taylor and for ihs reason, attempt to deisact from his we'll earned iauis should think of the position of General Taylor at Monterey and hesitate before ccndemnipg all that may not suit their own partieu Iu views The good judgment of Scott in the field. the constant success, which has attended our arms under him. should enttIe him to the country's gra- tituae and fullest confidence,

 With tne news of the victory of Churnbusco, comes also has,y account of the situation of our friends who were detained prisoners in the capi tel. in one of Mr Kendail's letters to the Picsy- nne we Gnd the following.

 sI believe tha. up 10 this time have neglected to nAeniion that Major Gaines. who recently escaped from Mexico. was on the stAiF of Gen. Scott during the recent battles. and that Mnkhlpman Rogers was on that of Gen Pillow, Afier inc roat al contreras. and ~hiie our troops were their way to Churu- husco, a house where Capt. Daniey any Major Bor- land were sccreted was passed. The former was ouite unwei at the time. but the latter came out ehossidsred musket and ia the defeat of ch1F- 6baseb. hear that Clay and all the other priso- iIess wiil now soon be released"

 Thaaks to Messfs Hays x harioek for tate \, Orleans papeTs.