MEXICO
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By the steam schr, ,auguSia we have dates from MatamoraS as late as lha 9th inst. The news is contained in letter to Cant. GlLLETT, of the ,aagHsta, which we copy. It will be seen that the advces from the city of Mexico are not later than what has alrea- dy been received here. The march of i large Mexican force to the frontier, with the intention of covering the line of the Rio Gran de, is confirmed. There seems, however. to be no disposition made for an invasion, or the prosecution of war on grand scale. As yet, the real intention of Mexico is involved in uncertainty, and it seems as probematical as ever whether war will be declared.

 Extract of letter to Captain GmLEr, of the steam schooner ,4ugHStd, dated Matamor- os, August 9th.

 "The papers received from Mexico and Monterey, by the mail, bring the following important items ofnewS; On the 22d July. the Government recommended to Congress declaration of war against the United States said declaration to be made when there is news of the arrival of American troops in Texas but the Government recommends to Congress to act on bill authorizing loan of fifteen millions, previous to acting on ths war bill Il lappears that the loan Is negotia- ted, al least the official paper gives us so to understand. By despatch of the Mexican Consul of New Orleans, tho General com manding at this point has been informed of