MEXICO.
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1t appears from the speech of the, Presi-
dent .Bustamente, lately made to the Mex
lean Congress, that our affairs with that
country will probably remain undisturbed.-
We find from the following extract that
law exists, authorizing the Mexican Execu
tive to satisfy the claims of the American
Government. When this is accomplished,
we see no cause for enmity between us.


"In the hattering perspective which have
traced of foreign relations, have the morti-
ication to except the conduct held by the
Government of the United States. Never
theless, the law which authorizes the Mexi-
! can Government to set on the claims of that
cabinet, and to take the proper measures for
the safety of the nation, in case it should
not condescend to grant the satisfaction to
which we have right on our own part, in
duces me to hope not, not without vt good grounds
public will be restored"