Fife Three Million.
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It has been intimsted by numerous Whig papers. and one genuine Mexican paper in the United States, that lhe Pres cidenl has either used or is about using the three million appropriation made by the last Congress, 10 the purpose of brioing conspicuous men in Mexico, to effect peace between the Two countries. but we do moi believe word of ii. If our recollection serves us right, acccr- ding to the act of Congress establishing the s',hree million" the President has no power or right to draw the money from the Treasury until after a peace had been concluded. The object SO far as we have been able 10 ascertain, in voting the money, was that the govern ment might be able to pay immediately on the conclusion of peace, if it was found necessary for her 10 do so, for the territory that was expected to be pur. chased by our Government, and ceded to this country. If weare not mistaken, the free millions of money yet lies n he Treasury, where it will continue 10 remaln, we are fearful from the unfa- vorable indication of peace with she Mexican people, for some time 10 come. It may be poss ble, that every cent of the three million may find it's way into Mexico, and some of it into Santa An- na's pockets. but not as bri6e, for it would be of bm little importance to Mr.. Pols to bIibe such treacherous people.