SYMPATHY FOR MEXICO.
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Tb> New Orleans Bulletin Ia a letter from a rev. ctehd gentleman in Maamolos, with the sentiments of which il eeincides. conveys pretty clearly the feelings of the wbig party, tSe except ous neigh Dor of the Gazetssl in relation to the WAT It takes the ground that the loss cf our army by the climate IS greater than the loss of the Mexicans n battle. aud that the sanber of deaths in every form on our side is altogether wnParalLsd in warfare; saat we have gained honor enough foT oos arms; thst we are pursuing her like q ntreties creditor if onr obest be iBdennity that any territory We night win, ~oSA Ae raissIess, and finally that our srmy should yeross ths Rio Grrads, and as ihc writer says my word for 1t Mexico will never dispute with us ii. tie 10 that eootemp,bie strip of land consequently we st1alt have peace" He adds tha, '.bu<a rclxa- feers ead revuisrs sEtout ezerpiisa are qdrocctss efpeacs." meaning we suppose on these terms IL is well known that 'he Bulletin has been for years considered leading whig journal in the south, and adsoeates the views of that party through its cc4- Hmus, we have therefore noticed this by way of re- ply to the Gazette article last week on this subject

 6y-We have again to acknowledge the receipt of letters inteadei fos publication. rsaectng in bitter terms oa the eosdaet of some of our volunteers nox in serTice, and again to decline the uttersnee nd such sentiments through our columns. That other papers of this place have not taken similar course will in ho manner excuse for placing ourself ia position equally sFcag. and which we have al- Seady condemned. The fate of war may vet de- Haand mere victims from our regiment, and should we unhagpily become the channel of .ietraeting from any who may be among the fallen il would be no consolation to as to know ihxt others wre sui feriag the penalty of saeh indiscretion.

 With what eheerfalness we give place to all in tsilissaSs, f.=cs=A.s :e volunteers, how gladly we record achievements of bravery by any member ef the corps, each szmber ot paper will afford abundant evidence We eeRssaniy seek and in- vite news of the army, and We publlsh ali which may not be personally offensive. but we feel no dis position to increase the warmth and exc,emer, already prevailing among the friends of the volun- tser Sy the imprpdenee of letter writers and editors. We shall certainly obtain correct state aasnis. when the regiment returns and in the mean 4ae % responsibility will slfice IS for different course.