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The W aShinsion correspondent ot the Shaileston Courier, writes under date of the i2th instant:

 Gen. Scott has, perhaps, by this time, reached the Capital. II depends upon The means inc obtain cd at Jalapa for transportation, whether he advanced or not It is said thai orders have been sent to him to halt for the present at Ialapa. Meanwhile rein lorcements wil be sent 10 him, and also to General Taylcs and both armies wii advance upon the cap itai

 Orders have been sent 10 General Scott to forage upon the rnemy. MesBs arc to be adopted, in ad-

 i,ion to the collection of duties. to make every in terest in Mexico feel the war. The Union suggests the propriety Of seqaestering the church property daring the war, and thas cutting of the chief re- sources for carrying Il on.

 In the rsean time. the Government intends to make another efost so make peace. If the over. lures sent out threugh Mir. TrtE should be istrned eo by Mexico, three commissioners will be fmme- diatey appointed to psoceed to Mexico. or any other place that may be fixed sPon. perhaps the Havana, to conclude a treaty. understand that Senators Souie and Benton will be appointed, xnd the third may be Mir. Buchasan, if he will go.