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ihis doeafnent Rssched us by the mail of Frida, night and thSoaEh the isAsstry ef our eoupo~ss.r. ws wers snaslea to Pruaat IL to ear city roaAs, |. an carly hoar ths nexi morning

 It viii be foaAd te oecnpy larx. por.,os ., our paper to-day iO tha sxelusasa sf sll o,h., .. lected matter. We eosnsend ,t ,us.s AA-..s...,- 10 the perasal of Our fsenda, aivOe,,,.v .. |, does. policy with rcgare,.o the war. wh,ch =, believe. wia be faEly sustAlAe by tn. D.ws-,..v of the eoassry. aai sagrafls with tho.- srs., nsaSHres, fer the success efyvhioh, our pa,,v have 90 ardendy struggled. 1Ne iu-nr |, L.,.ll,, made with regard to a cessson w ,r,,;,ov,, A.. Msxieo. and Mir. Polk claim. i, as a. on,v ,,.... of tndemniiy for the expenses sf r- var .na her previous indebtedness to cur riiizenA

 He defines the boundary, apou whIes .Io,.. \. would eater into peace treaty. giving .s ns the provinces of New Mexico. the Califoru.,. .nd the right of way across the Isthmns. He -, what cannot be disputed, thai .sthe doctrine q ., territory, is the doctrine of no indsmaity," :" for the Mexican Republic. po@easss nc ether me,.. of paying the expenses of the war, or the ansOu., already acknowledged to be justly due to us. H, recommends the occupation of those provinces and all others that we have conquered. a ,h, readiesi means of securing peace upon fair terms and that contributions be demanded from the enc my, for the support Of the army as far as praeti cable. The most decided objection. Is expseu.rf to any withdrawal of our troops to defend de Sgnased line, or an abandOnmen, of hosslli,ies m til permanent peace can be made.

 "eregard the message. as worthy the high scare. from which ii emanatsd. and we believe ths, tn, sentiments ii puts forth. also those of the peO nle .