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 The Following extract of letter to Mrs. Chase, was received in New Orleans by lbe steamer Palmetto, from Tampico, dated July II, lS47:

 ''Slnce writing the above, ! have just met two gentlemen from the city of Mexico, who inform ue tha, the offers of peace made by the United States, through hr. frisi, are scoiied al by the Nexicans So much the better for tae cause of humanity. My fel- lew-passenger. Mr. Flock, is one of lise gen slemen from Mexico, and he assures me ihaa all foreigners now dread premature peace. They now know Mexican petlidy, and he assures me thas hoaeycf great oar coatempt might have been against them, we had but a faint idea of their real villainous propensi- ties.

 '"0n the 30tA uit. Gen. Scott was within 9 miles of the city of Mexico, and, pre- sume, has planted ihe American flag there ere this. We hear that Col De Russey is pressing on rapidly, and this day hope will crown him with glory.

 FRANKLIN CHASE"