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We copy the following from the sun Of
Anahuao oi the 18Th inst. Il IS not 80 late
as The ndyiccs subsequently received but
contains some of the rlmors alnat:.


4 private express arrived here night be
fore las' from puebla, bringing very inter.
esling intelligence from that place, from
Mexico. and from Gems. Cadwalader and
Pillows talns.


The cKpies, lrll pucb'a on the 81 iEsi.,
aui brought private letters dated tho same
day.


News had been received the day previ.
Gus from Mexico, that commissioners had
been appointed by The Mexican Govern.
meni to confer with Mr.. Tdsi. at san Mar.
lin Tcsmrlucan, eight leagues from Pueb.a'
and it was supposed they would meet him
on the i,h of July.


The express rider met with Gems. Cad.
waladrr and Pillow and their respective
commands at pcrolc. They had been at.
tackled al La lloya and had completely roul
cd the enemy, having sustained but little
loss. oprepcHy was lost. aud both trains
had arrived in Pcrote; which place a cor.
respondent says, they were TO leave on the
OH inst.


We have seen a letter dated Mexico, Ju.
ly %. Tho writer says that he does not
doubt that treaty Of peace would be con.
cluded a once by the commissioners. lie
also says that the peace parry has become
so considerable in the capital, that he thinks
that Santa Anna, (who is always on the
side oil the sironges,,) will soon pronounce
himself in favor ol peace.


4 letter from punbll, which was written
several days before the express lcll that
place, states that there had been some
sickness among our troops. We do not
give our readers the whole contents Of this
letter because il is lull of rumors which had
not been realised at the latest dates.


The Meticans were still iorlIiying the
city of Mexico, But the means Of the Gov.
ernment were SO limited, that we do not
doubt that it will not be more than days
work for General Scott TO dem0ish all the
MeIican's have done in three months, in
Cdsc lNcl huoulu sHbN ItalSNhH'N'


On the Spanish side Of the Sun, the names
of the commissioners are given as follows ;
ID. Manuel Eduardo de Gorosi2a, ID. Man.
'el Barandt and d. Jose Maria rornel.-
il further says that letters have been re.
ceived by commercial house, from Mexico,
which declare that Santa Anna is positive.
ly in favor ofpcace, but that he was waiting
until the peace party should acquire the I'M
disputed ascendency before declaring him
self


The same paper says further on It's Span
ish side that ii was reported in Vera Cruz,
that Alvarez had returned to the South
having had some difficulty with General
CanaIizo.


The Sun oflhe 18th inst, has some spec.
ulations upon the subject oi the negotia.
tons for peace, but they are only specula'
llons. 1t was unknown in Vera Cruz
whether the three commissioners had been
selected by Santa Anna, or Congress, OF
whether Congress had been assembled al
all. twas understood that Congress would
assemble, or had been summoned 10 assem-.