Tho News from Mexico.
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We rive. in another column, the most recent
news from Mexico, which is somewhat OF an
important character. The minors which have
been circulated in reference to difficulties be-
tween General Scott and some of his generals,
are now confirmed We much fear that great
deal of mischief will spring out OF these dlffi-
culties between our generals. When there was
nothing to do but fight the enemy, the road was
plain and simple; but after the conquest OF Mex
leo, when the generals and the army are re-
posing themselves upon their laurels, there Will
be talking about everything--politics included
and then difficulties will arise. We may
look for more courts-martlal. General scott
is brave man, great military genius;
but he wants that moderation and common sense
in other matters, which appear to be the pecu-
liar characteristics of General Taylor. Old Rough
and Ready has also had many difficulties to con-
tend with-more than General Scott has had
vet he has preserved his dignity, and kept the
generals under him in perfect order.


As regards the news received, so tar as peace
is concerned, we do not see any near prospect OF
it Mexico is IN a most deplorable condition.
Wherever the American army is, there ID peace,
order and quiet, among them; but no where else
Ia the interior States and Provinces, which have
not vet been invaded we fad nothing but records
of revolution, bloodshed, riot, and confusion,
among the Mexlcans themselves. They must be
ia horrible condition, indeed, and there ID
little prospect of peace, from any quarter, as yet


In such condition Of things, what action will
Congress take! What will be done! And yet
we must do someth As regards Mr.. T oil
himself. we believeth at all his resources are ex-


