The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
from The ,Nfm Torh Tribune
E'f&o EaUi;G oG Fence.
Private Correspondence Of The Editor.

w \ >lilNGINS. J. tD. u, iGlN,
observe that You express strong hopes oi an
cally Peace, but in this yor viii. >ooa discover
that you deceive yourself !! am convinced that
the ADMINISTRATION neither desire nor intent to
make aioace o, present. They think the War
~ gaming III popularity, and that schemes Of
conquest, # prosecuted, will carry thcn ,atrIy
through the anNt Presidential contest. II is
given ont by hlemDcrs Of the Cabinet that Scott
and Irisl have been treating 'on their Uwn II hook,
and that the Government will not recognize
their dnlnrs
he ioco-r0co leaders are becoming more
open and bold IN the ayowal of their design to
suhJugato and then incorporate l.. wnoIn Of
Mexico. Yours, w.
FEoN THE PAcrr1c.--A correspondent
Of the New York Journal of Commerce,
writing from Lima, December l., 1871.
says:
Com. Jones and Hon. John Randolph
Clay, the recently appointed Charge from
The United States to the Peruvian Gov
erumrnt, arrived here few DAYS since.
The former intends to proceed immedi-
atcly to Valparaiso, to meet the ship
Ohio, returns her" In that ship, and then
goes 10 California, with the intention, |
believe, OF taking permanent possession
oi all the Mexican ports on the Pacific"
Con. FHEMoNT,s SENTENCE. The Wash
io9lon correspondent of the Philadelphia
Sun say:
have heard that the Court Martial has
come to decisi on TO dismiss Col Fremont
from the service that he was pronounced
guilty Of di~obadieacc ur orders in an ene-
nay s rouatgy and OF muiuy, aud that he
would have been aii,lgod to be shot, but
ior some mitigating circumstances; that sem
tence wouji have been transmitted 10 the
President for mis- approval. Ii is supposed
that lie will approve the sentence of dismis-
sal.
PHorr>soE MoRsG MADE PAcHA.>-A
c0rres spomdent ofthe New York Journal
OF Commerce, writing from Constantine
pie, SAYS hat ::decoration in Diamonds
OF Turkish Order Of Honor. such as is
given to Pachas oftwo tails, is actually
in the hands Of our Legation, for Profess
sor Morse, from the Sultan, in return for
the view of his Telegraph. It will ar
rive in America with a royal diploma at
the same time"
THE CNRCEs.-Tt is now said that
Gen. Scott is charged by the Secretary
of the Treasury with ''want of proper
official rcspcct.' This whole transac-
ion would be ridiculous, if the rights and
feelings OF faithful and honored public
servant We're not involved. Who ever
heard of a court-martial in this country,
because a Secretary OF the Treasury was
not ''treatcd" well! 1t is absurd.
DAILY NemS.
FIRE IN DELAWARE. On Sunday night.
we learn from the Delaware Journal a fire
occurred at Canlwell's Biidee, Del. which
consumed the barn OF Elias 5 Mandarin ESQ
and 1000 bushels IA! corn, 3 horses. suppo-
.sed worth 200: COW and Gait &25: bara,
>opposed $1,000, with the bay, and all of
his blades supposed 5000 sheaves. and
top tot ie;, which was in the barn yard,
supposed $50 Whole los, $4,000 Mr.
n. was in Washington at the lIme
GCS TAYLOR At WAsUrNGToS. The cor.
respondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin says:
Rumors or 40 rumors do not be surprised
20 hear OF Gen. Taylor being in Washlngioo
III the end Of this month. The old General
has long leave. and why may not his ad-
wee be needed in regard to the future poii-
cy, in cODtuClnu the war; (rr- Tavlnr
had qni,e a long spell of ,epose. when en-
canped AT the Walnut Springs ard NO
doubt las thought long and much on the
subject.
4 PREDICTION. The Washington WAia
predicts that Mr. Clay will not only not per-
m'i Ia, name 10 he used lor the presidency
but "iil declare his preference for Gen
Taylor for President,