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Tnr WAR--Tho Washington cores.
pondeniof the Baltimore Clipper writes
under date ol the llih;


The impression seems 10 be moro gen.
orally srcnghtcnd, to-day, among gentlemen
who are tolerably well acquainted with
the designs OF the, Administration, that
Gen. Taylor will not altcmptio advance as
far as the city Of Mexico. Tho opinion
for this, is, that our army will not reach
Saltillo before tho time fixed for the meeting
OF Congress, when, probably, our navy will
have captured Ayarado, Tampico, and
Vera Cruz. Holding these points, and our
troops being in readiness for any cmergen.
cy, will, it is supposed, induce the Mcxi.
cans to listen somewhat formerly to our
propositions for peace. This temis given
ior what it is worth, and may demonstrate
whether or not it is true.