From the 's~ orleans Courier August 'th.


MEXICO. -
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The Jedeponiun OF this morning coptains sev.
erai Mexican documents OF some imporinncr
among which is circular from Garcia Condo
minister OF war and marine. announcing TIM, the
Mexican Government had resolved upon decla-
ration Of war against the Uri,ed States, and that
the said declaration Of war "wil be communica,.
ed 10 the Mexican Congress Tomorrow" (July
l7.) This is AN Official nnnunciasion-wnr now
exists between tho two nations-nt ieasI u prudent
government, after tho publication Of the circular
OF the Mexican secretary, would act as IL II look.
ed upon war Ne inevitable, uud tako measures in
conformity 10 that decision.


1t is singular that these Mexican documents
were so loUg kept from the public eye. The Re-
lnmpago was reported TO be at tho mouth Of the
river on Sunday last, and here is Thursday NOR.
ming before this important intelligence, brought by
her. finds place in a newspaper OF the city
The Jeffersonian snys-"iI was mol until late
hour yesterday that we received the letter, IN ex.
tract from which follows, containing the official
communications. Tho letter is from friend
and correspondent at Vera Cruz" &c. &c.


The Jetrrsonian says aiso-"Wo haso reason
TO beiievs that the dispatches 10 the Department
Of Stale ut Washington. brought BY The Rrlampu.
20, communicated The fact Of war having been
declared by the Mexican Government"


VERA CnUz, Jolly 81, 1915.