InponrANr Wan MovGaRNr.-We
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IMPORTANT WAR MovEagNr.-Ne
copy the following from the able Washing.
ton correspondent OF the Baltimore Ame.
rican. II was written from Washington
on tho evening Oilhe iIh;


"Thero are important war movements
in embryo. Commodore Stewart is here
by invitation the Executive, and the OBJ.
iect of his mission is TO hold sumo eonsulla.
lions in reference loa proposed assault up.
on the castle at Vera Cruz. Commodore
Stewards advice, il is whispered, is to
make the attempt, and llwell prepared lor
il by sea, and for corresponding allaek
by land, it is thought that II will be sue.
cesslhl.


The castle, il is we'll known. has great
strength, and the attempt In seize ii will
undoubtedly be attended with great sacfi.
lice ofliic; but tho officers OF the Navy, old
heads aud young are more really Ia make
the attack than tho Government, no matter
what ,he sacrifice. Commodore Sin Safi
makes Of course no public communication
OF the result of his interviews with The Et.
ecuiiyc ani Departments. lie looks wise
aud says nothing.


Com. Murris left the city on Wedne sday
evening, and il is said has gone To New
York with the view Of procuring bombs
aud other material ior the contemplated at.
tack.


III also understood here that General
Scott will act in concert with Commodore
Stewart, and the plan no doubt Is wise
one, to attack the city o Nera Cruz by sea
and land. Mexico would be more sensi.
bly, impressed by such an attack than by an,
other which could bo made. $