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RrnoRs rRoN WAsniScroN-The
Washington correspondent, Of the \, Y.
Journal Of Commerce, writing from Wash.
inr,on. Nov. 80. says that the eorespon.
denee recently published, purPoHins to
have passed between Mr.. Buchanan and a
Mexican agent. is authentic and is ac.
knowledged 10 be. He also states that We
shall soon hare the official account OF the
affair Of santa Anna being passed by our
squadron. which ought 10 have heen given
long ago-lbat we .hnll probably soon
have peace with MeIieo-or Il nui an at.
tack viii be made On the castle at Vera
Crur. by a naval force under Com. Stewart,
lie also gives in A. fact, tina, the admin
istralion eM nat ifecommcnd n rcvisnl anC
relaxation Of the sub treasury, as had been
supposed. Mr.. Walker was in favor Of it
but Mr.. Polk utterly ayersc 10 i.


The writer of this letter has good man
Of knowing The truth Of what he writes; ~
how far he is correct In these statements
and opinions. remains TO he seen.