Oar Ce,smporarits and eur Extra.
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We published last week an extra, which will be found In another column of our paper, stating the terms of peace with Mexico, taken from extra published by Spanish paper t"La Patria'') in New Orleans Without having any confidence in the report think there could be little harm done in furnishing our readers with information which was deained worthy of dissemination in N Orleans, im- probable ss il was. In so doing we have provoked the jeers of neighbors, of the Gazette and Dem ecsat. The former says, that Mexican "infated with vanity &c. should have concOcted such trca- Y did not surprise him. " But that the editor of the Banner should havc yielded credencc to 1t, so far to put 1t forth in extra, is matter of priseAnd-evdence that he is yet young in his pso- feszion." Now we are certainly young editor, but we must learn from more experienced source than our neighbor of tho Gazette, before putting forth an Extra that we must know and believe the truth of it. And wo acknowledge ourselves very green, but we never were so verdant as to issue an extra containing the important informntion, first published by the Gazette, that the Arkansas reg- mont had disgracefuly fled &c. We did mt "herald'' tkat.

 The "gravity" of the Democrat twas not little

  sued ''ritAoua comment" We can tell him how this happened. The N. Orleans Extra. was handed in at oar office by Capt Tins, about midday du- ring our absence. Before we returned to our d,.- ties, the industry of our folks in the office, enabled them to issue and distribute copies of it. It pro- eeeded from Iaudabe desire. to place before the public every thing of interest, and we conse- qnentiy "hase no reason to blush for ertra- aefioa." The editor says, he has purchased spade, and intends to apply for the contract to dig that canal. It generally supposed, that the Democrat has sufficient employment at home, in that line, so actively is it engaged in digging iis grars, by sggias At the most pro ninent mea of the party and attempting to piok up wIligs. This work we should think. without going to ditching. would be quite Sirfy en ough, but every man to his taste.

 To return however to the subject of Peace with Mexico. we are now fully convinced that our gov sEnment will never consent to give up the Calfor- nias without indemnity for the expenses of the war We are strengthened in this opinion, by the reply ef the Washington Union to the cry of ..No Mexi. can teritory." made by the whigs for eleetioneer. ing purposes. It claims that we have expended an immense amount of treasure, and for the costly as sertion of cur rights we must have compensation, the country will demand it. '.and our interests make California. with its ne harbors thrown open to our GO whaes and 20, 900 seamen, its beautiful region to our people and onr manufacturers" the proper and mnst desirable ''indemni,y for the past and security fof the future"