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r5fsbs ,orty. se.slIsd Moaerados, which prs


v;I in Mexico buf lor the the mir
1aF1 The same line Of ofargQment pfSn:ls inan1a
lained in the report the RepH6tseeH0 mas s'ieiu-
so,,slv uursucd hiiherios s


We infer from this report that hat tne eh,oa. ~


yov of NEGOTIATIONS, are sanctioned blythe inteli
gent liberal class sin Mexico a1hald were e4


ofessly designed to- guard againsttbe Ross,Dle COZ


ruptior Of their lenders, who might be induced 70 20
entertain thoughts Of peaee.i As lhereporl ahost
in terms alleges, the people have givenexpress'oni !


in the Inv, not so much TO m abstract tneoay q
government, as to general feeling, OIL in.ense nu;
lonality--a feeling in favor OF the aosol9.e M,s


ritv ofthe Mexican territory al all hazards ne
blind, obstnacy of nation to oppose peace y
now incorporated in the law. The eHecutvS mas
the power by the constitution TO negotiate ana pre-,
pare treaty for The sanction of Congress, 4put
there is an existing law of Congress- aeciafng
that man a traitor to his country wnos snait Pro,
nose peace. The executive must Sc. sthls law m ai
Defiance in recommending a treaty 10! the sane
ton Of Congress. Santa Anna is uaaerstoo1 70
have demanded, at least expected the repea! ioi
this law by which his hands are now tiea.
Congress has not vet Welded TO his instances, nor
does he feel himself strong enough tp frampie tne
law under bis feet. We have, then. the sPectacie
of an obstinate selfwillod superstitous and igno


rant people engaged in a wear with !oe
and bound by the most solemn sapc.Iens q law as m
well as by the evil passions Of lhelr nature, %
continue the war till the extermInanon Of tnelF
enemy or themselves. ~ ll9Gt5.s.z;:I SOC y.


Interesting Document from Meriro: We lay
this evening before our readers the report OF inc
Committee on Foreign Relations to.:the Mexican
Congress translated for the New Orleans Plea
ynne: The conclusion to which it arrives u.s. that
the President is to negotiate treaty, and the Con-
gress to ratify or reject it. Hence they return
Mr. Buchanan's< letter TO Santa Anna, A. the
same time, The tone of the report seems ne "a
vorabe 10 q pacific negotiation : for il shackles
the Executive with The expression Of protest a.
ganst treaty which secureato US .tbe possession
Of the territory usurped by them," lus) This
treaty il sligmatizes as g ignominions:" .n s.;.


!. How long they will maintain Ibis language,
when our troops shall be in possession Of the capi-
tai, we cannot anticipate. We must wait for g
vents. There is letter in Washington from
Puebla, of the 29,h July, which says the negotia.
lion has failed, and .hercfore General Scott will
be prepared, on the arrival Of General Pierce,
to occupy the capital. This faildTe . Of the "ego
tialion, however. requires condrAaliop. 5.ls. a,a
-. //.'.,.' .-....-,.g ~ - Washington Uiion.