News from Mexico and Our Prisouers
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The news from Mexico, received by Friday eve nings mali, is of considerable importance, but for want of space in to-day's paper, VIC are compelled to defer the publication of some interesting details We however give portion of it, which we find in condensed form, in the ~. O. Pica yune of the 9th inst.

 We have also extracted from the N o. Dfla of 9th inst. two letters of "Mustang" They are da- ted City of Mexico, Oct g, and % In the former we notice an account of the departure of Generals Quitman and Shields for the United States, accom- panied by large number of our officers, among whom are Maj. BoRLAND, Capt. DAxLEY, and private PAUL WILLIAMS. Our readers will be pleased to learn that the train coming down from the city of Mexico was to start on the Both of 'ober and that it was expected to reach Vera Cruz on the l4,h Nov. (yestcrday).

 It is with regret that we announce the death of Capt. sam. II. WALKER, of the Rife Regiment He died heroically lightning hand to hand with guer- rilla chieftain- being la''eed through the body.

 We are indebted to His Exeel!ency Gov. DREw, who returned by las; nights Stage, for is,o N Or leans papers.

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