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THE CONDITIONS OF FPEAcE.-A leading article
in the Democrat Review, which it says is from
source "entitled to confidence" assert, that
the President is not willing to make to Mexico
as defeated PARTY, great confessions in favor
of peace, and has clothed Gen. Scott with pow
der to treat, under instructions from Mr.. Trist
on the following conditions:


GAS to the cession of territory demanded o.
the Mexicans, the Administration will no
claim it as forfeit, but offer to pay for it, sc
as to acquire it by purchase. We want a cleal
title to it and the Administration considers pur
chase the very best of all titles.


"The expense of the war we viii not claim
from the MexicaRs, and the indemnity which
she owes our citizens, will be assumed by the
Government of the United States. We shal
then claim no money of Mexico in any shape
and are willing to accept land in payment o
our Just demands.


GAS to the territory to be ceded or sold to u
by Mexico, we are of opinion thatit will no
comprise more than Upper California and New
Mexico, and that our Government will not in
sist, as condition of peace, on the right o
way across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec; bu
rather make this a good subject for subsequen
friendly negotiations between the two sister re
publics."


This is confirmed by the letters of the Esp,
in Washington" to the New York Courier an,
Enquirer.