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A Fi1aps appetts in ouf exchanges, Q which general cledit k attached, that oar gCyssnmens has received oyer,ures of peace from bIexieo. and .hat he President is dls- ppsed D acrsde . them. Tkis is said to be iie basis of he MI introduced by our sena- ios, Hoa. \. il. seyier. to place in the hands of shs President, shree millions of dollars.

 The Washington Fountain, places the name C Gen. Tbylor, q iis head as he Whig candidate lbr the next Presidency anss gives ihe additional on all. inst he has been recalled by he GovemmenL The Union says that t is in possession of no informa- lion warEanting such report.

 We beg leave n direct the attention of the Gazette io an article in the Union, Of the 4th inst, un.ler the head of ssCapisnlation;Y re- viewing Gen Taylor's letter. His complaints nf inc administration, and his conduct at Monterey, are exposed in manner so flank, yet forcibIe, that we think. upon a candid perusal of i., our neighbor will no lcnger differ with Bs in he opinion that il sstletracis from his fame.n It contains complete re- fu.asion of all tho an,i-war slang so preva- len, among the whigs, and ihe charge of hos tiIity, by the President, towards the leaders of the army. We will publish i.next week, having noticed it loo late for this number.