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companies left on the following evening, one from Texas, commanded by Capt. Hornby, the other from Michigan, under Capt, Wyning this company is com- posed of ll2 men, and the finest look ing corps 1 ever heheld.

 We have nothing definite from the army; there are various rumors as ad< verse in their purpori as the East IS from the West. l will give you an in stance, wich lake from the Picayune of this morning The first is that the Mexicans have no idea of making peace nor will they upon any reasonable terms-lhat the W ar for the next six months will be tedious and expensive that 10 bring Il 10 close, our next Con gross will have 10 raise one hundred thousand troops, and vote one hundred millions of money, and thereby con- quer peace.

 The other statement, fro.. an indiyi- dual who seems 10 be equally as know ing, and who offers to back his judgment in a bet of one hundred dollars 10 twen ty five, writing from Vera Cruz under da.e of the 9th inst, says lhst peace will be concluded before one month that the terms of the treaty have already been treated upon, and are now waiting the sanction of he two Governments.

 Tine health of the troops here is good It is probable tha: we will leave here on Tuesday next.

 Respectfully, COOSA.