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Mexican letters written during the progress of the late war between the United States and Mexico, no. 1

Note 9 — Letter 11.

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The battles afterwards fought, appear to have enlarged the vision of our enemy. No objections in the subsequent attempts at negotiation with Mr. Trist, were alleged against his too ample powers. She was willing to yield California for a consideration, and Texas, with the boundary of the Nuesees, then mentioned for the first time; and provided, slavery was not introduced in the ceded territories, and provided, also, that religious toleration were secured! No one, after this, will deny, that the war has been productive of something to compensate for its horrors.

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