{ VOLUME 6-NO. rs /,


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From the New Orleans BulIstir
From the City Of Nexico.
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BY the papers from tho capital to 3Otb Jun..
received vim Tnmpico, by tho Galuesfo.. ve Iea IN
that though there was q quorum of the ;nemh.,.
OF Congress actually in the city, thew had No,
yet been able to get them together. I, would.
therefore, aPpenr that the report was not correc,
that Congress had declined to treat for psace un.
der the recent letter of Mr.. Buchanan. Tbi. No.
port was published in this city yes,erd, v. ana
was said to have reached Yea Cruz, by TIA Con.
rier just rs tho Galveston was leaving,


The probability is, that such will b tb,. ,esp,,
20 soon as they can get quorum together; bu,
up TO the 3Oth ult. no action whatever had ,,k.n
place on tho subject. II was stated there werc
eighty six members in the city, aud that seventy.
one was q quorum.


The other report, that Gen. Scott. aftera conn.
ell Of War, on the lst Of July, had de,erm;nsd
70 ADVANCE on the capital the following day, we
are inclined to think also incorrect. os be h.S
given tho enemy until the 3Oth Of June r., ~,
answer to the communication from Mr., Bucb,n.
an and Of course be would not ATTEMPT to na.
vance, until an opportunity was afforded for tina,
answer to reach Puebla, which could not he ron.
sonaoiy expected before the I'd or Sd inst. aven
II they were determined to mako ann renIv-
But IN addition to this, tho Diario states TIM tbev
received information from Pueba, that Gen. Scoi,
had postponed his advance until the 10Th Julv sni
'hnt ne detached 2OOO men, to protect Gen. end.


Hoiu Ahut Huo passed ferOte and
threarend BY the Mexicans under General aIvn.
rez. SAW"


These - be sure are Mexican accounts. bu, wo
are inclined to believe that in the accuracy of
Them, not only because they are rendered proba
o'e' from our previous knowledge of circumstnp.
ces' but also, because there is no reason why tho
enemy should exagge-ate or misrepresent them.
particularly, as regards Gen. Scots advance
whieh 'hey would rather anticipate in their ro-
ports, in order to stimulate to more promp. moas.
ures for defence.


. ahe force with Alvarez was said to be s to
oooO men. The same paper states that tho force
IN the capital, amounts to % 900 men, and boa,ts
that u Sen. Scott attempts to enter tho city with
his $780, they could destroy his army with stones
without using their ire.urms!ii


They seem to forget that Gen. Scot, has q bat.
terng and mortar train with him, that can knock
down their city, without rendering i, necessary to
enter at all.


From the general tenor of the advices, there
does not seem 70 be much propect that the action
OF Congress will be favorable towards tcace.