MEXICO.
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A New Orleans paper contains part of
the articles Of alliance between Mexico
and Columbia, by which the two govern
ments stipulate certain conditions for mu :,
tual protection and guarantee against the
domination and claims of Spain. This is
in accordance with the views Of Bolivar,
suggested upwards Of a year since, and to
"a certain extent acted on between Colum-
bia and Peru. His proposition was, that
there should be confederation of the
Spanish American States, whose common
Concerns, as in relation to each other, and


to the other nations Of either continent


should be regulated and fixed on by gen.


eral council to be assembled at some sta


ted place; that proposed by Bolivar was


the Ithsmus of Darien. The accession o
Mexico to this confederation is an essen
tiaI step to its stability, and it is also Al
important point gained to that country il


the course it has yet to pursue in the iina


settlement of its government. This is ye
undecided, although in progress; a com