From he \. 0. Courier Jug. 7th.

 MENICO
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 The Jeilersonian of this morning contains several Mexican documents of some imp0r- tance, among which Is q circular from Garcia Conde, minister of war and marine, announ- cing that the Mexican Government had re- solved upon a declaration of War against the United States, and that the said declaration of war twill be communicated 10 the MeXi- can Congress to-morroW,o (jHly Iz) This Is an official annuuication--W now exists between the two nations-at least prudent government, after the publication of the circu- lar of the Mexican secretary, would act as ii 1t looked upon war as inevitable, and take measures Tn conformity to that decision

 

 lis singular that these Mexican documents were so long kept from the public eve. TIa Rclampago was reported 10 be at the mouth of the river on Sunday last, and here is Thurs day morning before this important ntelli- gence, brought by her, finds place in newspaper Of the city. The Ieaersoniaa says-t.it was not until late hour yesterday that we received the letter, an extract from which follows, containing tie official com munications. The letter is from friend and correspondent at Vera Cruz sc, Sc.

 The Je0trsonian says .alse-,.We have reason to believe that fine despatehes to the Department of State at Washington, brought by the Relampago, communicated the fact of war having been declared by the Mexican Government

 VERA CRuz, July 21, 1S45

 Lear SU:

 **e*s* have only one moments time 10 hand you the enclosed, 10 which refer you. We are momentagilv ex- pecting to receive the declaration of War against the United States, from Nexico.- Every one is making preparations to leave this place and moye-iato the interior The Water Witch will sail for your port on t4e 18th CT 29th inst. ! ours