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IeTdS.-in addition to what we published last week, we hare received letter from Jonesborough, Miller county, which states that private intelligence had been received at that place, worthy to be depended on, by which it appeared that sic hundred Ameri- cans and fourteen hundred Mexicans were KILLED, in storming San Antonio. Cos has capitutated, and marched for Mexico with his remaining troops. The intelligence of Me- jas defeat in his attack on Tampico is cor rect. Our readers will see by the extract be- low, that several of the prisoners were shot. The expedition was an HI advised one, and the result such as might have been expected. However much we may lament the death of our countrymen, we can neither (as some ed itors have done, call the execution, murder, nor invoke our Government to avenge their death. They invaded country with which we were friendly, and put themselves out of the pale of our Governments protection. An embargo has been laid by the Mexican Gov ernment-and a remonstrance sent to Wash ington against the levying of volunteers.

 Suppose we have war with France-sup- pose Mexico declares war against US France subsidies Mexico, and lands an ar- my of TO or 80.0o0 men. who march upon Louisiana and Arkansas. What would be our situation! Such an event is by no means imnrobahlp