OF PEACE WITH MEXICO.


Correspondence Of the N. Y, Journal of Commerce.
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday,, Aug. S.


The President has, today, expressed the opin-
ion that all our difficulties with Mexico would be
settled in the course of eight weeks. eas


1t was rumored to-day that message has gone
into the Senate, in its Executive capacity, propos-
ing the resumption of negotiations with Mexico
on certain terms. .s..-..z


II appears also that Mr. Slidell who arrived
here last might from New York, was specially
sent for by the President, in relation to the Mexi-
can matter.


1t is probable that, if the British Government
have offered their mediation to Mexico, it has been
effectual with that government fu ..=-oa xs