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ANurnCR PEAcE RuNoR.-Ihe Wash
ingion correspondent Of the Baltimore SUM-
who has The Administrations confidence,
writes under date oftho lllh instant;


learn that commissioners are soon to
be sent, by our Government, to Mexico,
with q view TO ascertain the disposition ol
The Mexican Government nregard to peace
mud to conclude peace, IT Mexico should
accept our terms. The preliminlries, thus
settled, will be- submitted TO the Mexican
constituent Congress, lor ratification, and
viii Of course, await the sanction Of our
treaty making power.


Senator Benton wall be one Of The com.
missioners; Senator Soule may be another.
do not think Mr. Buchanan will consent
to be ono Of them, unless, in the meantime,
Mexico should make some positive advan.
ces towards peace. lie would not 60 to
Mexico, | think, upon any uncertainty.


We have a rumor that The Government
has sent orders to Gen Scott not TO pro.
ceed beyond Jalapa. do not credit it.
But granting il 10 bc lrue, the orders 10
him will come too late,