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lMPOnTANT-ir lHIE.--Sincc making
up our abstract olncws, by tho Galveston.
We find, on he Spanish side of the III Sol dc
Anahuac, Of The IA, tho following, respect.
ing Gen. Scots intentions. The editor
does not say when, or how the information
was received, nor do we hear any thing
respecting il from o,her quaicrs. We are
at a loss 10 know how Tar 1t may 10 de.
pended upon. The Spanish side Of lhi.
paper, though published at Vera Cruz, ap,
pears TO be written 10 the Mexican interest,
and speaks Oi the Americans as "tho enc.
my"


TnE LATEST News PROM PrEnLA.--
From reliable sources We understand a
Council Of War was held, on Thursday
night last (July l.D in which the advance
oi the American troops upon the capital
was discussed. 4 General, whose name
we did not learn, was ol opinion that il was
impJudenl, and almost madness 10 march
upon tho city Of Mexico. without depend,
lag at least, on q force Of twenty thousand
mcnI as, supposing the chances Of war 10 be
favorable lothem, they oyidcntly would not
enter without Il resistance, which might
. cost Us four thousand men. The remain.
der Of the forces (a pleseut 5000 men J
would be barely sufficient to guard city
/ with so large population.


] Gen. Worth was Of a different opinion
he said, "Eyery invader who delays is LOST
that In the present position rcirogado
step would be disaslrous-a adding, with
f, proud boasling (con orguiiosd jdcimcia);
that seven or eight thousand Americans
we've enough 10 conquer twenty thousand
Mexicans, that, consequently tho triumph
would bo complete, aud there was no
motive to prevent their marching on.


Gen. Scott approved oilho latter opinion,
and the army will commence their march
on The capital to-day, July ID. Gen. Scott
will remain at Rio Frio several days,
awaiting the reply Of the Mexican Govern.
mcni, 10 the last offers ii peace to the Uni.
ted States. lie will take with him about
5000 men, 30 pieces Of cannon, and one
mortar.


The Sun also says:


We believe that The enemy has consid.
cred calmly hi, silualon-ccrlainly didi.
cult onc-and that whilst gaining iIumphs
on lriumphs, his victories will become his
ruin.


TAauco, 9th july i5l7.


We have had great parade to-day, in
honor OF the glorious lth, and think The
demonstration we made, viii have a said.
tay effect on tho hieIicans. The troops
mustered ia greater strength than they