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The President through his Secretary exhorts the Gov
ernors different enter zeaousy upon
the work of making these evies conscriptions, the
honor and independence of the nation being at stake,
he says ~ .


The French ship, La Peyrouse which took from Hava
ma the English mails which should have been carried by
the Tay las mentioned by Havana correspondent in
arrived at Vera Cruz the 3lst July


On the sth OF July small national vessel call Re-
yecca was lost in tho immediate vicinity OF Alazatlan
She had but recently sailed from San Bias


We find great variety Of communications in the MeXi
can papers by volunteers devoted
to hints and suggestions as to the best mode OF conduct
ing the campaign against Texas II does indeed look as
though Santa Anna determined TO make desperate
effort but still we do any reason to reconsider the
reflections we expressed this subject some short time
since. ~ .


Our dates from the city Of Mexico to the LIST inst


La Hespera of the alt states that letters have been
received from Acapulco which give information of the
establishment colony Of Americans composed Of six
hundred who have fixed their residence upon the
banks OF he Sacramento with the apparent desig Of
usurpng the lands Of the republic The fact made
known TO the government by the commandant Of the de-
partment who demanded reniorccments that he might
hold in check the ntruders II il altogether probable,
the Hespera thinks that these six hundred the
party who SO greatly disturbed the government
some months snce through the exaggerated report of
their numbers We much Of the same opinion.-N.
O. Pic. .fug. u.