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Americans in the City of Mexico cell ebrated the 4th of July by public din- ner, as is usual. itappcars that great CT numbers were present on lhe late oc- casion, than had before assembled; and that the Charge, Col. Anthony Butlers and the Consul, JaE.csS. Wilcocks, Esq., did not attend, nor even reply to the note of invitation sent 10 them by their countrymen. ", W. Parrot, Esq. pre- sided at the dinner, and w. w. West acted as Vice-President. After the' regular toasts, which were strictly na- tional and patriotic, had been drunk. Mir. George $. Bonne addressed the gem tlemen present, previous to the reading of the Declaration of Independence The volunteer toasts by the Mexican guests, were of the most friendly and fraternal character.