

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

Washington.
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Washington.


[Corres spcndence Of the New Yo,' Heraldl


WASHINGTON, Nov. =, l845


Saturday. p. M.


important Dispatches from Mexico.


important dispatches were received here last eve
ning from Mexico, and are supposed to be of great
moment, but nothing has, up to this hour, been di-
vulges from the State Department 1t is understood
that cabinet meeting was held early to day on the
subject Various rumors have been flyinr abou
the west end, and the out door belief seems to be, !,
that they are decisive; but how-pay and peace, or
no pay and war-no one can tell We will know,
very likely, before the next mail closes What gives
pauslbility to the importance of the news re-
ceived, is the fact, that the principal editor of the
government organ has been closely closeted all day.
and denied to any visitor, any account; but
whether he is engaged in indoctrinating his new
village assistant, from western Virginia into the
historical merits OF the Oregon question, or study
day, another day must deveope.