Correspondence Of State Department with she Mexican GOVernment in relation to Peace last summer from the docume nj B accOmpan yfng [ the Presideh ehl's Message.

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Washington, July P, lS46

 SIR: The President uf the United States, no less anxiou to terminate than he avoid, the pres. ent unhappy war win the Mexican republic. has de : tetmnod to make an ffor 10 accomplish bis purpose He has accordingly instructed the undersigned, Sec retary of State. propose, through your exceIenc, to the Mexican government. that negotiations shall forthwith commence for the conclusion of a peace just and honorable for both rarties. Should this of fer be recev d and responded to by the Mexican government in the frank and friendly spirit by winch it has been diclated, he will immediately des- patch an en9oy extraordinary and munster penipo- lenliary to he city of Mexico. with instructions and full powers conclude treaty Of peace which shall adjust all the question dispute between the two republics II the Mexican government should prefer 10 send minister 10 Washington to conduct the nego atons here he shall he received with kind ness and respect, and every effort shall be made to accomplish the object of his mission with the least possible delay.

 In the present commun ication it IS deemed useless, and il mlght prove injurious, discuss the causes of Ihe existing war. This might tend to delay or defeat the restoration of peace The past is already consigned to history; the iuture under Providence is within our power.

 The occasion may, however, be embraced to state that the President has ever chel shed 'he kIndest feelings for Mexico, and that of the first wishes oi his heat is that she may be powerful and pros porous republic, in perpetual amty with lne United States.

 Commodore Conner W III transmit this despatch for your exceency, 10 the governor oi Vera Cruz, under a flag ui truce and you are respectfully invited to adopt the same channel for communicating your an. swer

 l avail myself of this occasion to offer your excel. ency the assurance of my most distinguished con slderatinn. JAMES BUCHANAN. To his exceency the MINISTER OF FOREIGN RE

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