New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

PuRBLA Mexico June 30 ls41.
An the talk NOW is OF peace immediate peace with the
great Mexican nation and those who talked but short
week since of reveng In the Halls of the Monte zumas
nov appear think they just about the aiore
said Halls as they ever will be hardly know what To
think o the matter The arrival OF the heavy reinforce
nens known 20 be the way for Gen Scott combined
with the loss OF confidence the Mexican leaders have In
themselves and their followers have turned their feel
inps 10 a degree and the most beigerent among them
may now really be in favor of coming TO terms santa
Anna himself although he will be very far from starting
the ball will doubtless help 10 keep It IN motion when II
is under way. His very salvation depends upon II
Tie knows he will be defeated and lose all II he makes
another stand by making csts-pawe OF some or the
members of Congress and getting them to look with An
eye of favor upon propositions for peace he THINKS tha
he may able second their movements II everything
looks favorable and finally himself reap All the benefits
that may grow out of IL What the propositions are
that have been made 10 the Mexican Government IL"
here know but what with British interference and The
mdity the Mexican leaders they have evidently been
listened 10.
Three days since and hardly in Gen SCOTS
army thong that there shope OF coming 10 terms
with the enemy now the tune has changed, and msny
of the ocers are even talking OF the chances OF avoid
ing and escaping the r0Hifo on their way home VIM
ali the cry OF peace not OF those who think
that our affairs with Mexico sre yet seuied great
deal depends upon circumstances
should the upper train, containing as Is supposed 9
large sum OF money meet with reverse Toe MeSosus
would be- embodened 10 offer fresh resistance shoulu
Santa Anna find on counting noses. that nsJory are
against him in sny committee appointed by Congress ne
will be- found among the first 10 soon Al any ices ol
terms with the perhdous Yankees should IN iScI any
thing up out OF which the Dictator may maze Vsp
Ia tor himself matter whether for or az nstthe Oes'
interests OF his dearly beloved 90 country he VIII en-
brace it for his aegrand cement Tie wants Time he
wants procrastnste, be wants 10 deAy the
of Gen Scott upon the Captain short no wants 10
do anything which may sid and further bis own smoi-
mightrun on for hours ltb speculstons as to the
present condition ans uSSg Prospects OF TINS war Win
Nax buf a. \
close with few remarks ~htb may BE- taken Tor wna1
they are worth. Santa Auna nred OF hgoung the amer
leans snXous 20 make peace with them although lear
fu of openly svOwing IT, The peace party IN the CApl
ta-the capitalists and property hOlders-sre also snN
ious un willing support the war longer and taxed a.
ready beyond what they consider their means
The military are auNOus 10 see the war continued as
the only means by which they support themselves
the lp1Os the ragamufhns OF the country care oul TX
Tie, one way the other, how affairs 60 SO tns' n.y
can steal enough TO supply themselves Win oiahNets
ehinguirite and rOes and tOrtss sufficient 10 support
HE. the Indians care for nothing and they are the
most numerous class that they sell their produce
Tor SILVER In which they have sufficient confidence 10
bury sno many Of the other inhabitants of the country
will follow their example
The Presis-perhsps should have placed them Al the
top OF the st-afe anxious preserve their position
and their riches although they may look upoa US 40
dogs and hereucs and thus you have mere inkng Of
the feeling of the different parties All these feelings
and interessaiter taking into consideration that All
hate and despise us-You may mix up and then make
out the chances for peace.
do not know that any one has reelected much upon
This subject but % Il seems that this thing making
peace is To be a more difficult matter than making
mon the Mexicans and will be surrounded win greater
perplexi,es Texas has TO be brought into question,
cher boundaries taken into consideration California Is
10 be bons of contention. indemniueauons and costs
of war are 70 be called into account, ana tnOussho
o,bsr matters will be found In the catalogue OF stumbling
blocks In The way OF smicsbe arrangement oil oir
culues. .,
The "Thres Millions after Santa Anna hss nslpsd