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 The following speculation" of the BstnO" Suns Washington correspondent, may be inieres' ing to oss readers

 WAsHIHcToS, Sept l2, fsH presume there is no longer any indscreton Ia my informing you that an additional reason why E think we shall have speedy peace. is this: Some weeks ago the State Department sent VI Mr. Trst new set of instructions. in regard to tn treaty with Mexico. changing the terms granted sl the Mexicans. It is well known that Mir Ins- in his previous instructions, was left withodt dF creiioBary power. He bad the draft of treaty the xlfimatnm of Mir. Buchanan--with him, wnisf had to be acceded to, or the negotiation must isa Mir. Trist could only take the propositions oi uF Mexican Government, If not agreeing with his owA ad reIsyendam for his superior in Washington. hs new and last instructions were forwarded to sea Cruz, with directions to be sent to him with all PC sible despatch, and were captured by the guenlA~ of this fact, of course, Mr. frist is not inic'H- cd, nor does he know that new instructions are 4 the way for him. He will. therefore. stick to ns text of his former instructions; but as these, E have good reason 10 believe, are much more heefs to the Mexieans, and as the new instructions SFr on him the necessity of asking and insisting ~ inoEe ii is highly probable that the Mexeans, kDes ing the less favorable disposition of our goserna towards them, and having no means Of continues the war, will use every means in their Powe. make peace on the old terms, before second se' instructions may reach Mir. Tnst On the whole, think the country will ee se's fled with our Hiiiaatasa. as Mir. Trist has iti "a' ing to its destiny to obtain the rest.