COrwin,s lIex1can speech.
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letter in the New York Sun, dated at the
City of Mexico, July 9th, says: 80 f.-......


In The hotel where am is a Mexican gentle
Ua writing history of the war; and one-half OF
hsmaIeriaI is from the Mexican portion of the
american newspapers. Cor1oin's Speech is his
hr!-bock. The author is in high giee to think
Jour journals are so favorable TO Mexico."


We commend the above to the particular attrn-
ion of the Raleigh Register, Hillsborough Re
:Order. the Greensborough Patriot, and such 9TH
r federal papers as have published and endorsed
he sentiments of Corwin's speech. Pretty lights
indeed for the patriotic people of North Carolina
10 walk byI The Mexicans, it seems, are in
high gIee'' to find that so many American jour
nails =" are so favourable" TO their cause and we
would respectfully suggest to the Editors just al
luded to, that it would be well, perhaps, If they
wish TO give wider circulation to their princi-
pies and sentiments, to send copies of their papers
to CanaIes, Ampudia, Santa Anna, and other
Mexican Generals-and also to the Mexican
gnlleman u. who is engaged in writing history
dhe war, provided they can ascertain his name.