MIR, R1TCHIE vs. MIR. POLK.
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On the 18th of May last, according to the Message, the President gave orders to the naval Commander in the Gulf |" not to obstruct the passage of Santa Anna to Mexico, should he attempt to return" Yet the official organ of Government. the Union, said, on the 9th of July following ...... .g..

 "We deem it our duty to state in the most positiue terms, that our Government has no sort of connerion with any scheme of Santa Anna for the revolution of Mex. ico, or Tor any sort of purpose. Some three months ago some adventurer was. in Washington who wished to obtain their countenance and aid in some scheme or other connected with Santa Anna. They declined all sort of connexion. cooperation, or participation in any effort for the pur- pose. The Government of this country declines aU such intrigues or bargains |. They have made war openly in the face of. the world. They mean to prosecute it with all their vigor. They mean to fMce Mexico to.do justice atthe point of the sword. This, then, is their design this is their plan; and it is worthy of a bold. high-mindcd, and energetic people," 6T-