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While all are speculating more or less
upon the probable tenor Of the news now
daily expected from Vera Cruz, we copy a
portion Of the Baltimore Suns Washington
spondence, which represents one very
common class Of reasoners:


do not believe that any bona fde nego.
tiaion will be commenced by Santa Anna's
influence or by his assent, and the Con.
gress, should it ever form a quorum, will
be governed by his views. We have but
one alternative, aud that is one which, il
is said, the Administration is not adverse to
via; TO establish governments in Mexico,
both Central and State, and enter into an
alliance with them, defensive and offensive,
against the hostile party. If the Mexcans
should, however, as is probable, prove in.
capable of stable government, even with
our aid, then we must assume the govern.
ment and take permanent possession ol the
country. This last is the complexion
which the matter will finally take. accord.
ing to the sagacious views Of Mr. ], @.
Adams, which formerly referred to in one
of my letters.