The War with Mexieo.-The Wast
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The War with Mexico,-The WASH
ingion correspondent Of the New Yofk
Journal of Commerce writes under date.
OF the 27th August: a-a. So" ID


ieRrn that cahinet council was held
YESTERDAY, on the subject Of our relations
with Mexico, aud especially IN reference
to the recent demonstrations of the Santa
Anna. party; and that il was determined
10 take no farthers steps, diplomatic or bel
ligemnt, in regard to Mexico, until The re-,
suit Of the revolution shall he known. +
The fleets are 10 remain inactive =
which, by the way, is what they IRE just
fit Tor and Gen. Taylor is 10 eontlnae
to menace an invasion, until tho new Sam
Ia Anna government shall be established
II diplomacy. shah then fail, the war is
10 be commenced in earnest, and means
are t, be found to render cur very expen-
sive naval establishment somewhat less
useless than il has hitherto been.
| Persons, uncomectea with the navy,
but who are acquainted with the topogra-
ply and photography Of the Mexican
coast, arc 10 be employed, and have. al
ready been consulted, in reierence to some
more efficient naval operations.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun, under date Of Sept. lst
says, i" From The active preparations now
making in the war department, il is ey''
dent that the government has no idea Of
suspcnding hosiiliiies against Mexico. as
stated in several quarters. "Onward :
1.-The word, and whether Santa Anna shall


conclude upon war or peace, our iorce'
Twill not wait for his decision. Gen. Tav


tor will play the game oil " Rough" unu