PALACE. Nc, August 26 ls47.
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 The Seaor kichotds P. Trisf, Sc., &c., Sc.:

 The undersigned, Minister of Interior and Ex- teIor Relations, has had the honor to receive and lay before his Excelieney the President of tie Re- public, the note dated yesterday, m which, in con sequence of the armstice concluded with the GeIl- eral-inC Chief of the troops of the United States. Senor Nicholas P. frist. Commissioner of that na- ton, intimstes that he ready 10 treat with tho Com missioner OF Commissioners of this Republic, con cerning t.e propositions of peace which he is aa. thorzed to make. asking. at the same tifne that an early day may be appointed tor the meeting, al a place which may be considered convenient by both parties.

 The undersigned has been ordered by the Pres- dent to stale, in reply to SeRor Trst that he is occupied in appointing Commissioners to hear the propositions which Senor Trist has to make, and who will assemble at o'clock tomorrow evening. at the village of Atzcopozalco 1t being inteIme- diate point between the two armies, always provi- ding that this appointment may not be incoavenent to SehoI Trist-tO whom the undersigned offers the assurances of his most distinguished consideration.

 [Sgnedl J. R. PACHECo.