T.cupAY., August 2s, ls47.
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 States of AmeFica, has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the note of the most excellent Senor Pacheco, in which be informs him that the Con- missioners upon the part of Mexico, will meet him for the purpose of negotiation, tomorrow at four o'clock in the evening" the village of Atzeopozal co. that being intermediate point between the respective forces of the two nations, if the under signed should not consider il inconyenient.

 The undersigned has the honor to state, in reply. that he accepts with pleasure this invitation, in the confident hope that this first interview viii De promptly followed by the satisfactory arrangement of all the differences between the sister Republics. He has the honor to renew to Senor Pacheeo, the assurances of his distinguished consideration.

 [Signedl N. P. TRiST. To s. E. D. J. R. PAcHEco, Minister of Relations

 of the Mexican Republic

 Statement of bse Most Ercstiens President in q MmiSterisi Council.

 AUGUST 25, Is47

 The armistiee which the General of the enemy asked, having been agreed to and ii being nceessa- " to appoint upoa the part of the Mexican Govern meat, Commissioners. who shoaid hear--nothing more--the propositions oi peace which the Con- missioner of the United States might wish to make in the name of his Government, Don Jose Joaquin de Herrera. Deputy General, D. Antonio Monjartiin. Magistrate of the Supreme Court, and D. Antonio Garay, were appointed, sending them d the same time the notification os their appointment in which they were notified to meet tomorrow at n o'clock at the Ministry of Relations to proceed with the Ministry to the residence of the President, in orer to receive their instructions, agreed to n Minister ial Council.

 The Minister of Relations will form memos an- dun, winch the Commissioners wiil take with them, and which the President will place in theis hands By this they shall be restricted to their true mission. which, for the present is no other than to hear the propositions ot peace which the Gov rnment of the United States PFctehd 10 make to the Mexicaa Gos ernment. immediately making known to it (the Mexican Goyernment) the contents of the proposif- ions, that they may be duly examined, and that the President aud his Ministers may act upon them. The Government will to itself to give to the Commissioners sufficient instructions to enter upon fhe pseIiminaTies oi the negotiation; consulting the Minister of Relations far may be necessary to the discharge of their commission, and certainly not agreeing 10 anything without the previous approba- ton of the Government. l Mosi Excellent Seaor--The armistice asked by the General in Chief of the American troops. being 1 entered into, Commissioners are now being named to hear the propositions Of peace which that nation wishes to make through its Commissioners, and the most excellent President having full knowledge aud l ties which adorn yea, has named you. in conjunc- tiea with D. Antonio Fernzndez MonjArdia and D. Antonio Garay, who are known to possess the high est qualifications.

 1 As in the critical circumstances in which the country Is al pfeaseat placed Rone of her sons should be deal to her calls, the Presidea; does noi doubt that you and the above designated gentlemen will lend yourselves willingly to .he disShAfge oI bs interesting ssrvice ssd therefore hopes that al 1 II o'clock tomorrow Raofniag, you will assemble ., the Ministry, from which yoa will proceed :o the residence of the FEst Magistrate of the Republir, who wili communicate to you the instructions wbich have been agreed upon ia the Ministerial Council

 With this view. reiter@te to yoa the assurances 1 of my consideration. God and Liberty, ! .aagsss 25la, ls47. PACHEC0. "A. fN n l Dg HKRaSRA.

 Moss Ezesiisat Sir.-By yoar 6sos of to-day l ! have been informed that the most excellent Pfesi- dent has beea pleased to appoint ae la eeaneciioa { with D. Antonio Refaandez MonJaEaih and D. Ah- oaie Gasay b bess the propositions of peace which the eomsaissieDeE eE the united States may wish to make. As Mexican desiring the good of my eoua