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NEGOTIATION WITH MEXIco.-From all we hear
it would seem that the President has consulted
Bishop HUGHEs on the subject of Mexican affairs,
and proposed that he should proceed TO Mexico in
private capacity but at The Government expense,
for the purpose Of bringing about, if possible, pa
cc disposition the part Of the Mexicans, proba-
bly, by persuadng the Mexicans, in the first place,
OF the sincere affection of our Government for them
and our earnest desire to do them good


Such a mission, we understand, the Bishop de-
clined, but was willing TO 90 an authorized Am
bassador; and the negotiation closed with the IN
derstanding that, if circumstances should warrant it.
the Bishop would be named as one of three Com
mlssohers to treat for peace.


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