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secute the war with vigor and continue his advance. So there is an end to all peace, and God knows now when we shall have it. What we are going to do no one can tell. It seems the prevalent opinion that the march to San Luis is impracticable, from want of water and supplies; so Tampico will, without doubt, be the next point of attack. We shall find the Mexicans prepared, in large force, well fortified, and with plenty of artillery, so that we may anticipate warm work. Monterey, November 10, 1846. Another week has passed, and mail day again arrived, but with it the destruction of all hopes of peace, at least for the present. Since my last I have received your letters of the 6th and 9th ultimo, the latter bearing evident traces of the excitement you were in, owing to the uncertainty of affairs here. Of course, with the intelligence of our victory, you were informed of its barrenness, the Government having despatched Major Graham to have the armistice immediately annuled.