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) Wants A correspondent OF the N Y. Herald,
writing from Washington on the aspect of affairs
in Mexico, says IS. laa sHsf saai


We want more men in Mexico. af


We want more money to pay them.


We want the maii.steamers for the army


We want munitions, and supplies, and ships
and steamers, as transports. ~


We want that castle. 9s..t-s


We want TO pay off Santa Anna in his own
metal.


We want further reward for the troops ex-
posing themselves to be shot at, than the paltry
sum of 81 per month.
We want unanimiy in the administration and
in Congress. corresponding with the spirit and
temper Of the people l
| We want more action and fewer speeches.
We want a speedy and honorable peace, and a
iudicious action of single day in Congress may
give us all these things, for they are all at hand


AS pressing as these wants are there is one that
is not enumerated and which tends more to en-
barrass the government encourage our enemies,
and prolong the war, than any mentioned. 1t is
want of patriotic feeling on the part of some OF
the members OF Congress, who are continually
denouncing their own government, and oy impll'
cation justifying that of Mexico There are men
there who appear 10 rejoice over any calamity 10
our brethren in Mexico, and who seem 10 be
Mexican in practice as we'll as feeling. Their
proper place, instead of being in an American
hall of legislation, should be at the head OF some
of the guerilla bands, prowng around the Amerl-
can camp, who lasso and cut the throats OF un-
fortunate stragglers. Phila. Ledger.