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grave remarks from source particularly wellinform-
ed on the subject OF our South American relations in
regard to the effect produced in the Republics of the
South by our war upon Mexico. We cannot say
that surprised by them for they only go
to confirm apprehensions which must, we suppose,
have more or less affected the mind of all those
whose senses are not bewildered by the clangor of
arms and the glare of military successes. They
are worthy of the most serious attention of every
citizen who feels that he has any thing at stake in
the future fortunes of his country:


THE IrScHRuRG vrReISIAN SEPT. 8.


CENTRAL AmERIcA-There be doubt that the jea-
lousy and alarm of all the Spanish American Governments
have been excited in the veest MANNER by the invasion Of
Mexico These feelings indeed aroused by The
ton of Tras and have received additional strength from
nrasion Of Merioo They, too have idea Of g
manifest destiny" These nations believe that if Mexico
cumb they in turn will be overrun We have reason TO
know that several years ago. in view of pressure from the
North, steps taken bring about defensive league,
which intended include the South American Republics
Central America, and Mexico. We do not know the degree
of which attended the effort, but certain il is that
Central America, the southern neghbor Of Mexico is about
to make common with her. The President Of Of
the States Honduras has issued proclamation the Con-
federacy calling upon them take up in aid Of Mexico
and the appeal is likely to meet q cordial response.


We do know the of assistance that all the
States of Central America could afford Mexico However
small it would be useful in ITSELF and still nvgoratng
an expression Of sympathy They would have nothing
TO fear from invasion part Their country is defended
by climate which TO troops would be pestcna and
deadly that Of st. Domingo the French. Il not
however, for the aid which, in money, Central Ame-



with Mexico it is the indication it furnishes of groc-
ing spirit Of hostility and dsrust o,cards The part
fMe Spanish American which gives most
From some cause other the United had
notwithstanding the interest they took in their struggle for
independence, the degree Of influence among the several
ed their great model in government, they would exercise.
This influence always small will henceforh be much less.
We have, by invasion Of Mexico, eecay ertinguiSh-
ed among them all feelings Of respect for and confidence


the eldest and most pouefH IF The Republics Of the West
n ,cord The American continental system is destroyed
by the very which il is pretended the
quences Of desire for its establishment There not
South American Republic which would throw itself into
the arms of Fence, England Span and lose its nation
atty rather than suffer to get footing within its terrific
y. The public sentiment Of This continent, and zoe need
not say Of Europe, is against US.


This may seem a slight matter valorous re-eaers but
whatever the flush Of victory and nsoence of power we
may think, is nation more than an,indydual
cannot afford TO set at defiance public sentiment.