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VI MEXICAN WAR. Future r,pee Of
our Government The unloa OF ,ionIay
night, discour>ing Of the f.iurc of the peace
negotiations, says:


We nrdets,aua it has hcea determined by
l'le government to make no further ovet
tnreS OF peace on orr part. When Mexico
wants peace hereafter. lei her sue for it..
We are now in possession Of her capital,
nripal cries, potls, and possessions Large
reiUlO!cemrntS are daily moving forward
from Vera Cruz sufficient to support the
4aant column in the present occupation of
the capital. PuebIa, &c, aud 10 open and
keer open, the line of communication be-
tween the seaboard and the MAN army. In
addition 10. and beside. the regiments now
organizing and moving forward from Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and indiana. other rein -
torcelnenls. tn The full extent authorized by
the law of Congress. will be called out at
once to make certain of The security OF the
army in lis present occupation and opera
tiOns.


AS the continuance OF the war is forced
npon US it must be waved viii vigor. The
country conquered must be occupied and
governed by martial law. and lis resources
and revenues rendered tributary in every
practicable manner TO he support of our
occupation and government.


Ne are happy 10 learn that there are am
pie means in the treasury for the mos, viz
urous prosecution of the war. including the
organization. equipment transportation. &c
o. all the new troops required, til some
time after the meeting of Congress.