Incongruities Of War

- A gentlemanwho visited the British ship Medway says he wasstruck with the strange mixture of good and evil presented before him. - Bibles and Prayer Books, Pilgrim's Progress, Baxler's Saint's Rest, and othcr rcligious works, vvere located amongst bails and bombshells, muskets, tomahawks and boarding-pikes. Warlike molloes, such as "Britons strike home!" fronied "Ahvays feel for the distresses of others," painted on the beams. This putting the gospel into the heart through a bullet-hole by ihe force of powder, is an odd procceding.Santa Anna was, at last d'ites, Stfll at Havana, (vaiting advices, as was said. - {Je has taken a beatiful residence nine miles from ilavana, for four months, cxpecting before theexpirattonof lluit timp, to bo recalled to Mexico. He was in good health and spirits.