@The following are extracts of letters
TO the Bllimore American:

WAsnINeToN. March 6
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W he following are extracts OF letters
TO the Baliimore American: "


WASHINGTON, March 6.
There is much consultation already and no
grea, unanmily ofopinion, as TO the position
the Administrator viii take ia reference to
appropriation o. three millions of dollars
Mr.. Cass and, some other of the prominent
men of the party are known as opposed To
any compromise with Mexico. This work of
bribiag Santa Anna TO make peace is a very
delicate business, aud may not prove sue
cessful even in The end. The Government
have committed one famr pas in the admis-
sion of Santa Anna Into Mexico at all, and
it would be deemed an unpardonably blum
der in losing the tbree millions into the bar
gain. fa5 40 q1aa{. AZ s5 s
WASHINGTON, March, Z, P. NJ .e


1t is rumored in the city this evening thai
General Benton will leave for Mexico on
Tuesday. II this should prove true, it will
most probably be in the capacity of a ne
goiiator. sSf afAA ''.-'


