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Anesher Battle aaA Another victory.
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- - The lrmisties Terminated Battle of the NilI

 del Rey-RspoFsed RspnlW of eur Army

 With a Heavy L0ks-Rnm0fs of ihe DralA.

 of Gems. SmiIh. Worth and PiIl0w-BatiI.

 of Chapaltepee Ameriean listoPy--

 Oar Troops take Possession of the lapital--

 GcHs. Brave and Leen Killed and Saata in.

 nd Wounded.

 The steamship Jas. L, Day, Capt. O'Grady, ar. rived Saturday last from Vera Cruz. which place she lef on the evening of the 2Ist inst, bringing teIligence of the greatest importance Immediately on the receipt efeas papers and despatches issued an exiEa containing the news-bnef, but sufficient to satisfy public curiosity. and aay the anxiety foI the fate o the army, caused by the length of time which had tFansplred without news, and the proba. bilitY that hostilities had resumed.

 As we anticipated in our paper Of yesterday. the negotiations resulted in nothing. The last letter from Mr Kendall is dated the 5ih inst and our kle of the DiaT del Go6serno does not come down later than the tth, but the yiveo His of vera Cruz has letter from the city of Mexico dated the 10th inst, together with extracts from the Dsario ds Gobierao and the BoJetia of Atisco, 10 the l2th which, to- getheT wIth the letters. we pabiish. The manner in which the armistice was terminated will be learned from the extracts we copy. perusal ol Mfr. KendAil's IetteFs will at once show that feel ing of hostility was growing with the people of the capital as early even as the 30eh day of last onth and the Congress of the State Of Mexico in session at TolueA had derlared against peace. Notwithstan- ding repeated beligcrent demonstrations by the ene- my and positive violation of the armisticc in our wagons not being permitted by the mob to enter the city For provisions, negotiations were sili pen- ding to as late date as the 9th The -4rco Ets re- ceived letters from Mexico under date of the 9th, stating that on the 7th the Mexican commissioners declared that the propositions made by Mir. Trisi inadmissible, iR consequence of which Gen. Santa Anna convoked council of generals. who decided that notice should be gwen immediately to Gen. Scutt that the armissce at end, and ap. pointed the 9th for the reeommencement of hostii- ties,

 (The correspondence between Mir. Trist. and Sen or Pacheeo. we find in the N. O. Delta of the 27th uitl

 On the 18th August. Mir. Trist addressed to the Mexican Minister. the following:

 The undersigned, Commissioner appointed by the United States of America, near the United Mexican States, invested with full power to treat and confer with whatever persons who may be equally authorized by the Mexican Government and to negotiate and conclude with them a lasting treaty Of peaes friendship and boundaries between the two Republics takes the liberty of calling the attention ofhis Exceleney the MRister of Relations of Mexieo, to the military convention concluded on the 23d and ratiaed on the 24th ihst which estab- fishes an armstice and has the honor to in form him that he is ready to treat with the Commissioner Commissioners on the part of Mexico. begging that an early day may be designated for the meeting at point convenient to both parties.

 The undersigned offers to his Excellency the Minister ot Relations, the assurances of his most distinguished consideration.

 ISigned1 N. P. TRIST.

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