Mexico.
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There are those in Mexico, as we'll as


the Uniteh States, who anticipate the an
neration Of the former country. The Lon


don Times Of the 4 lth, ult., contains let


ter from its Mexican correspondent, who
appears to entertain the opinion. He SAYS:
In the opinion Of many, the existence,


as nation, Of Mexico, is fastening to its


termination; and ss far a. / can see, nc


great man appears who is equal to the re-
generation Of the republic. The govern.
ment is powerless even in the capital; ths