The End not Yet-The Washington cores D ondent of the New York Globe, says:
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We are teld that Gen. Jessup, just returned frSm the ssat Of- War, expresses the opinion that the war has just begun. and the end or the time of the end, cannot be conjestured Gen. Jessup ia an able man, of clear judgment, and a brave officer, jealous and industrious in the discharge of duty. and has seen much danger ous service. The opportunities he has had of forming an opinion, during his recent tour of inspection over Mexieo.w o.wOuld give to gay such opinion much weight and fierce. We learn that in his view, the war will be far frsm eonelu- sion, svsH sftsr our victorious fsrces shall have taken Posssssisn sf the capital. @.-- q .s.