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 FEMALE SoLpiERs-When we fsst heard of the enroiiment of some lady soldiers. in Switzerland, we were inclined to regard if hoax; but the fol- lowing detailed account, translated from French paper, leaves us no farther to doubt its trnth

 ''The two battalions, numbering fourteen hun dred females, in military dress, present aspect at the same time formidable and captivating In their revolutions and discipline they are drilled to perfection. Cautiously enough, superiority of form and beauty has been very much the reason differ ence Of grade: the handsomest are oi The advanced guard, and this post Of distinction and danger seems willingly conceded them by their companions who are less favored by nature. Some classification has been guided by temperament also. The more vivid and fighiy haze been enrolled as yolgeurs. light horse-the more phlegmaiic as grehadiers. Those who have hgur-s of more smb0mpoii are in ihe cen tral bodythose Of slighter forms are stationed at the wings. The coaIsegsnd rude are enrolled as dragons and cGntfaierfs"

 We cannot well imagine, says inc New York Dis patch, more formidable force in the field, All re-. eogniEed systems Of modern warfare Rill be utterly useless. with such opponents. In their despatches instead of the hackaeyed terms. .'the enemy were repulsed with loss. shall read 'ihe enemy were attracted with great gsin." No two battalions that ever existed could eqaa these in the number of pTso. neFs captured, or eaptiyaied. rather. They might. without lIsk, have the words of Perry steIrotyped 10 serve for every despateh--sWe have met the enemy, and they are oars.' But If the prisoners captured were 10 be divided equally among the fair warriors. fear that the conclusion of peace would only be ihe comme nceiaent of war. IL will be ob- served that this army has no sf,ilery nor does il need any. Guns must needs be pow erless agains, a foe who could withstand the fire of their eyes The gallant amszons under the general command of gentleman named Sails -SagIio, who must eeT- tainly be, by long odds, the boidest in the world Their chief maneasre, we believe. is first 10 invite the enemy to barley. asd halt hour is reckon ed sufficient 10 talk him into submission. Upon their banners are painted rampant Cupid. m pail of breeches reversed, with the motto. Twin and wear them. "-N 0. Delta.