al, should haye been giyen before haf the battIe
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all, should have been given before half the battle
was Lost.


We doubt, however, whether il will DO easy for
the United States effect the conquest Of Mexico
or even Of California They will yet sustain Tever-
they do not count upon, and they may be @eari-
ed by the expenses Of the The best chance
they have arises from the divisions among the
Mexicans themselves, and the instability of their
government We, as well as the people OF the Uni-
ted taes have felt the i'll effects of this, in the loss
of capital invested in Mexican speeulations.


We knowNthat neither Lord George Bentinek nor
Mr.. D'lsraeli has, in terms, recommended threat
of war. Yer, when active Intervention is proposed
war is the ultima ratio; and it is idle to bark unless
we mean 10 bite.