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MnAleo.--rhe last adsiees and reports
hold oul the expectation, that Herrera will
be eleled President, in the place ol Santa
Anna. such an event, We should look up.
On, asa very favorable sign for peace.


We have no belief nor expectation Of
treaty whilst Santa Anna remains IN pow.
er. lie dares mol make peace, at least. on
such lefns u our government will expect
and as, Tor. His misIoHunes, and his sup.
posed Understanding with Mr.. Puik. whelh.
or true Of false, render him unable 10 nego.
liale. Every thing ho might say or do,
towards such result, would be regarded
with suspicion, il not with actual denuneia.
lion. Mr.. Polk's official announcements,
respecting him, have suead suspicion far
and wlda anong bis counlrylnen. anl the
impression, nov, canno, be done away
with.


The election Of Herrera would not only
Indicate desire Of peace, bat the mere
choice Of him, under present eifeums an.
ccs, would strengthen bis hands forwards
making il. The selection would induce
many influential parties openly In ayow
pacific views, but who now dare mol in sa
and 1.-THE peace party once obtain sufficient
confidence and power to declare and pro.
mulgnie their views. converts viii lldck
rapidly around them.


Mr.. Trsi will also bc on the spot, with
the views and intentions Of our Govern.
meni and hc. or Gen. Scott, will no doubt.
have been fully authorized to act should
occasion offer.


We nyceive by IT Repubiicdao. that
the citizens were abandoning the capital,
and many OF them had removed to Tolaca,
a large town TO the westward ul the city Of
Mexico.


The citizens Of Tolnca, III RcpHblicno
SAYS, had demanded eilmmgant prices Tor
their houses, under the expectation Of
large emigration from the city, but the gov.
eminent had issued decree, iorbidding
any such ei,oHion.


N. o. Bulletin.