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lister on foreign affairs in communication from
the governor of State of Mexico, dated at To-
lucca, (the capital of that State, and about 40
miles southeast of the city of Mexico,) Aug
26. The governor enlarges on the sentiments
contained in the protest, speaks of the efforts
made by the people to raise and equip an ar
my, which, had there been chief worthy TO
command it, would have been victorious: and
finishes by declaring that the war must be con-
tinued till peace can be made with dignity and
honor and such peace as will be approved
by just and generous men throughout the
world


Then follows an address, from the same gov
ernor, exhorting the people to continue the
war; reminding them of their ten years war
with Spain, and under more adverse circum-
stances. and telling them that a war for an
other ten years, or for one hundred years, would
be preferable to ignominy.