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-.Ler of alen thus gathered under the Mexican
L,, il was probably not less than 30,O0O.
r. aIi, well armed The foreigners, who are


70, nucb all desirous that Scott should enter
II began to entertain serious apprehensions
i. success, particularly as the Mexicans were
lied with fine park of artillery, numbering


", 36 pieces, and were otherwise possessed
9,eat advant9gess for defence.


f. .be time of great trouble all party feelings
r,rgot,en. and Santa q ma was surrounded
,hs best men in the nation. Gen. Herrera
sagst them. What they may all do in concert


!, Iba future TO tell, but il is impossible for me
fn,e,tain an apprehension as 10 the result of
/ Scol,'s expedition. An engagement. can, in
| ;adgment. have bal one issue, that of Giscosn-
J n ,le poor foolish thousands who attempt
n hack the American army. 1t viii proba-
Lo-or should say, has bren-a bloody,
H. bo,1le. 5ut the end will, nauSt be The same.
&g;,bin 3 few days. however, speculation will


,n,;relv nut aside by facts, for an express will
- car,ainly arrive by that time with full ac-
bnIs Of the auack.


~ . VERA CRUz. Aug. 27, 1917.


,n,7emsa-We last evening had an express
/ Or;zaba. with a single dspatch nnder date of
Fo5,b instant. giving us the important infor-
,;on hiatt part of the Mexican forces, under
Valencia. had been completely routed by
4 Scott. and that a column under the iulmedi-
,ooc,,nd of Santa Anna fell back upon the
The action took place at San Angel. a
q some six or eight miles southwest from the
L. on the both inst. AS soon as Santa An
3F,,od himself IN a omparatIve stale of per.
S,l security, be despatched flag to Gen. Scott.
E,nos,ipq a suspension of hostilities until time
m be afforded Tor formal action on the sub
of nroposilions, int:matingat the same time,
readiness of the Government to receive those
,5bt by Mr. Trist The Minister of FOREIGN
Ems also Immediately wrote circulars, publish
ko the DiariO Official, calling an immediate
kio1 Of C9gress, wIlhlhe object Of taking these
s1osi6us mo consideration.


4 Iae Yankee army had b cen one of Visigoths,
bier alarm would not have been created by
h approach, and the Government have been
! en- ani whipped, AMI aliparties scared into the
sure that common sense has failed in induc-
them to gaks long ago, without coercion. 1t
b excellent sign that 4he Mexicans value Cheir
Etal 50 hishly, and the best results are 10 be
Ep,ed from this eXhibniop-of shade of real
becoming pride.


sghother Gen. Scot. decided to drive them
desperation, by adEancing at once upon the
4 Or TO lay upon his arms, keeping it ct his
], we have not learned. Our next express,
|ch is anxlously expected, will tell and hope
hform y0u by the next steamer that Joint COM
sloners are engaged in arranging terms of
ce. God grant thattheir efforts wall be early
cessiul, and am full Of hope that such will
lAe case. The despatch which contains the
lgenco which nov give, winds up with this
paiIhed declaration. Peace will DOSifivelv
Ile result, y ours, DC, INDICATOR.