Prospects of Peace---Gcn. scott at the

 Capitol.
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We furnish our readers to-day with the late ac- counts of our further triumphs over the Mexican troops and the surreder of the capitol, to General Scott lis no longer matter of doubt, that Mexi- can Congress when convened, will be forced either to accept the terms winch Mir. Trist is charged by our government to oEer or submit for time 10 mi- ltary suhjecton under the United States forces oe cupyiag the City of Mexico.

 We anticipate nothing from the last news, but speedy termination of hostiIities.