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Ionbl n lheis receiving his approval
Uuf FLEA from tho capital nfc moi 80 late
a. due, bat wa lufol that The Government
~ss really IN possession NJ The latest in
lelliRcnco, aud that tho departure Of Tho
British vessel of war fur Galveston wa
consequent upon tho Information.


On the 2la OF March, tho Chamber oI
Deputies took Into consideration this sub
Icct Of the Annexation OF Toxas, Roso
lulons were introduced, aud warmly sup
ported, FOR declaring the provisions Oft
Treaty Of 1881 (rull6od IN 1887 nj AZ
end for closing tho ports Of Mexico
against all vessels Of the United States
and prohibiting tho introduction Of our
OanufacIures; aud, finally, that no propo
silion from our Government for the res
torotIon Of friendly relations should be-
listened to, save upon the condition tina,
tho Ulttod States should renounco alto
gethor tho plan Of annexation.


Tho Government was making vigorous
and conmendable exertons to assis; the
inhabitants Of the Northern provinces
to&epel the uggressions Of the su'ages.


The attention Of liberal.minded men
in Mexico appears to be fixed almost ex.
clusively upon reform OF the Constitu
uonal Bases OF Tucabaya. They wish
10 limit in some manner the powers orthe
Executive.


There was several shccks of an earth.
quake felt in Oajaca on the 10Th ul,
Many persons were killed, and scarcely
a house was left uniG Gured. There was
the greatest CONSERVATION among the in.
habltans lest the city should be ruined.


We mentioned yesterday that Santa
Anna was struggling rathor to save his
money than his life. In confirmation oI
this, we find in our files his correspond
erce with his bankers, in which he direct;
them to secrete his funds and place them
under the protection Of the British flag
There appears to be some dissention in
Gen. Herrera's cabinet. Sr. Echeverrla
the Minister of Finance, evinces dispos.
itloa to retire. The deputy from Zacate.
cas- Sr. Luis de La Rosa, is talked of for
this port folio, and the papers applaud the
selection.


We have neither time nor room 10 60
further into our files to-day. We may
say, however, tha; the tone Of Santa An.
mas letters TO the Government, land we
have several of them before us,) is bold
and almost insolent. Feeling that his life
is safe, there is NO limit to his audacity.