GLIMPSES OF LIGHT.
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The Washington Correspondent Of the Phladel-
phia Public Ledger, in the following paragraphs,
taken from his letter of the 18th instant, throws
some light upon the state Of things at Headquarters
oflthe Army:


eff Mr. TRIsT did really hear nothing unfayorabe the
prospects of peace pray what did he hear that particular
y aUOrabLe to them For have been eaed with hopes
OF speedy since the battles of Pao Alto and Re
SAGA de la Palma and the result has shown that made
reckonings without host, and that we were mistaken All
goes to confirm that Mr. Trist independent Of he letter for
fhe Mercan Secretary Of State Which he carried tch him,
had pretty considerably than half mind go down
Mexico when he started from Washington and that he had
made his preparation accordingly


You remember that you time since that the
riecs taken by GEN ScoTr in his proclamation 10 The Mer
cans substantially those of the Administrations But
do not know the views and purposes Of the Gov
ernmen and for this the Union of Saturday last says
In leading editorial that there many parts of il
which do not meet with (the Unions) cordial support
Of course, all this is accidental The hpyng of duties
6y Gen. Scott in anticipation Of Mr. WakerStorV Mean
while let hope and pray that Mr. TRsT who may now be
supposed to have arrived Pueb, may hear accounts
unavorabe the prospects of peace he proceeds his
Had Mr.. Trst, while New Orleans, heard of the
duty of thirty per cent al vaoem cotton goods pro-
posed by Coo Marcy, and but sanctioned Friday last by
the PRESIDENT he would not suppose, have left for Vera
Cruz y