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The telegraphic bulletin, which appears IN the
New York papers, from Washington, September
o. repeats the statement of the l5Ih from the New
Orleans Piesyune, "thAt Lieut. Hunter, OF the navy
took passage in the Princeton al Pensacola, on the
I2th instant bound for Chagres, with dispatches to
Commodore Sloat. According to the correspondent
Of the Peayune, the purport Of these dispatches is
to countsrmand those so recently sent forward from
New York by Commodore Nicholson, Ofth Vixen
and that the commodore's dispatches are supposed
to breathe war to the knife against Msxieoi but
those of Hunter, peace to the bosom" We have
already stated that these dispatches, which we're
originally placed in Lieut.. Hunters hands, were
ultimately passed into those Of Lieut.. Lee, but that
their character is entirely mistaken 10 the account
from Pensacola that they produce no such change
as Is asserted in the Of the instructions, which
had been previously transmitted TO our Pacific
squadron.


The bulletin further gives list Of the new cabi-
net, which has been appointed in Mexico, since the
late revolution and which is confirmed by the infor
nation received at the Navy Departmsnt-vz;


General Mariana de Salas, Generalissimo.


Don Creseeneio Rejon, Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs.


"Almonte, Minister Of War.


"Gomez Farias, Minister Of the Treasury


g. Pseheeo, Minister Of Justice and Public
Instruction"


The tsegraphie bulletin further states, that "the
Union newspaper is silent in relation to the reply
understood to have been received by the Presi.
dent on Saturday, from the Mexican government. -
The important letter" to which the bulletin
refers, stated THAT the Mexican government
had refused to enter into negotiations for peace,
until the United States had Withdrawn her land
and naval forces" On Tuesday night we noticed
the report; and remarked, that "whatsver decision
Mexico has made, has not yet transpired before
the public,p as far as we were advised.