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The news from Mexico which we pub fish this morning, will be found highly interesting. Gen. Scott is evidently de- sirous of advancing; but just at this mo- ment, when one prompt vigorous blow a. the Capitol would probably be etfica- cious our Army is paralyzed. The term of service for which the volunteers en- listed. has expired, and the American force, almost within sight of the glitter ing spires of Mexico, melts like wax be- fore the fire Why are not both Scott and Taylor reinforced and thus enabled to PUSH the wonderful advantages they have gained to their consumation Tdy> Tor might easily ere this, have been mass ter of San Luis Potosi, and been mcna> cling the Capital from that quarter, had he been properly sustained by govern ment and Scott might have captured the capital City, itself The Administra- tien will be held to a strict account for it's wretched i'm bccility, ifnot indeed for awful abandonment of the country, sim ply to gra,ify personal spite against a G ,neral whose glory will not let them sleep.-Cour 3' Enquirer.