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A Washington correspondent of the "New York
Commercial Advertiser processes to give the plans
of the war. Upon these speculations we say
nothing; but there is one passage in the letter in
which wo cordially concur---viz


Therefore, should the constituent Congress be
as long-wnded as ortfs is, upon such subjects, old
Rough and Ready may enter Mexico to take an
efficient part in their counsels. Indeed II ,couid bt
pretehed policy part 10 aow time 10 Santa .anno
10 consolidate his power and influence, raise funds
and troops, relieve the CALIFORNIA;, aud embarrass
and delay the movements Of our forces by toaiiing
TIL his Congress has met, and deliberated, and acted
upon our offers of negotiation. Il is fair to pre-
sumo, therefore, that government will now COM
mence and carry the war in earnest, and that it
will put in requsition all its warlke energy and
ability. The progress of the war and its results
Will be watched with intense interest," henceforward
and the more so as we now know that the govern
ment is determined to prosecute the war with all it's
energies.n