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would seem by the reception q the persons belonging to his army who, under the neeo- tiatlon with Fanlaco had been released hv Gen Taylor, that Gen. Santa Auna fully ra- tIfed Fanlaeo's acts, and assumed to carry out in good faith the pledges that officer had given. AheF Capt. F's return, he sent hack . corporal (Resor} belonging to my repi- menl, thea prisoner ia the Mexican camp. wilh very polite note FeqsestiHg ne fo Aase his n0me addcd fO fhe Fisi of .Anaeysran pyis- oners ncAOse erehange had beea neeotiafed for.

 Of the wanion and shameful violation of the pledge thus given by lhe Mexican leader. perpetrated by the continued incarceration of my men among the fslonsl lof the city of Mexico, and all by order of the authorities Of Mexico, civilized socjeky willsform the proper judgment. In the nstansinie she for tunes of the day at Cerso 8prslo places in our power number of ofstS belonging to the Mexiean service. ihrnssais wIosn it is ho- ped that Mexico will be isnghl 10 ieei me estimate our generals can hereafter place up- on the plishsed faith af her leader and Pre- sident. With respect, yours, &c..

 HUMPHREY MARSHALL,

 CeI Kv Cav