n E w S IT E NJ S /.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATEs-Proba-
BILE English Iateyference.-The Philadelphia
Evening News says: A letter received al
Washington recently, by respectable gentle
man, from merchant in Vera Cruz, dated
April 2, in which he remarked that the move
ments Of the Mexican army towards Texas
would depend upon advices then expected
from England, and which reached there very
shortly afterwards; whereupon the signal for
these operations was given and the result is
now before The world. 1t is argued from this
strong fact that Great Britain is an actor be-
hind the scenes in this attempt OF Mexico"