F. os ;Ee Y. Q. Baile.ia. I6fa n1st. From the Csy of Mexico.
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By the papers from the capital lo 30ih June, reeeiRcd via Iampaco, by the Gaicss- Ion, we learn ina, thoBgh there was quor- um of the members oi Congress actually m the city, they had moi ye, been able 10 get ihefsi .agethe. l. wtonitl. therefore. appear, that the report was mol correct, that Congress had declined 10 treat for peace under tiie re- cent letter of Mir. Buehanan.-This report was said 10 have reached Vera Cruz. by the courier. just as ihe Galveston was leaving.

 The probability is, that such will be the result so soon as they can gel quorum to- gether, but up 10 the 30ih uli no action whatever had taken place on the subject. It was stated there were S6 members in the city, aud that 6l was quorum.

 The other report, that Gen. Sco.t, after a council of War, on the Isl July, had deter mined to advance on the capital the follow ing day, VIC are inclined 10 think also incor- rect, as he had given the enemy uaul ihc 30th of June, for an answer to the communication from Mir Buchanan, and of course he would no. attempt 10 advance, nnll an opportunity was afforded for that answer to resrh Puebla, which could no. be reasonably expected be- fore the 2d or Sd inst, even they deter. mined 10 make aay reply. Bu, la addition to tilis, ille Diario states Ihat they received information from Puebia, that Gen. Scou had DOG tpo red his advance until the i0th Juls, and that he detached 2000 men, io protect Gen CaClwallsder's train ihai had passed fern,e, and was threatened by the hexicans under General Alvarez.

 These 10 be sure are Mexican accounts, but we are incliaea to believe in the accuracy of them, nc, oaly because they arc rendered probable, from our previous knowledge oi circumstances, but also, because ihere IS no reason why the enemy should exaggcfaie or misrrpsesent them, particularly, as regards Gen. Scoii's advance, which they would rather anticipate in Their reports, in order so stimulate to more prompt measures for de- fence.

 The force wish Alvarez was szsl io be ; to 5000 men, The same paper staies that the force in the capital, amounts to 23, 900 men, aud boasts that If Gen Scott attempts to enter the city wi,h his $500, they coali destroy bis army with stones, without ixing their fire arms v