Correspondence of the Jounal of Commerce.

 WASHINGTON, April l6, lS47.
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The notice of the call for ten thousand volunteers has not yet officially appeared here, but the requisition has been made upon several SiAies-chieHy, I believe from Maryland and Pennsylvania, and from the South and West. Beth Taylor and Scott are 10 be re>enforccd, so that they may advance, if need be, to the city of Mexico.

 It is supposed that Gen. Scott, by the time he reaches Jalapa, will receive from Mexican Government proposition for a truce, with a view to the negotiation of a treaty of peace. He cannot, under his instructions agree to it, but he may re- ceive any overture towards a treaty, and transmit it 10 our government. Mexico must either accept or reject the proposi- tions often made to her and now reward cd for treaty of limits and Indemnities. If she accepts it and sends, or agrees 10 receive commissioners to make treaty, there may be no more fgh,ing-but our armies will hold possession of the coun- trv ard its ports, not only till the treaty is ratified, but until it becomes apparent ,ha, Mexico will fulfil the s,ipulations of the treaty,