{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The New York Sun, neutral paper of much cir. cuaon, speaks of the feelings of the Mexican people as derived from direct communication with a native Mexican. Among the views giyen are the follow ing;

 "It isexpected in Mexico that the dissensions of political parties m the United States will result in great advantage to Mexico, and confident hopes were eutel .alned that our Congress would take the negotiations ou of the hands of the President and compel the withdrawal of the American forces. IL was understood thnt ths first mopement in Con- grsss Sould bs an otack upon hs Prss,d'nt. U not rfort 10 impsdch him. and Tn the language of the Mex ican gentleman alluded to, "a war between the LOT lhern aud southern States 1.-the North American Unon, on lha question of admitting slavery into N " Mexico and talfor"a, IS considered unavoidable by the most intelligent men in Mexico

 They seem to have pretty clear idea in Mex o of what rhe wh g. hav. been threatening to do tho we suppose it W ill be called despoic invasion of the speech, 10 say that hese things iho enemy "aid and comfort. ''