LATE FROM MEXICO.
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Mexican dates have been received at New Or
leans up to April II. The wholepress of Mexico
are exceedingly warlike on account of the annex
alton news. Who wonders, after the encourage
ment they have received in this country Ell
Monitor Constitutional, journal commenced i'm
mediately after the last revolution, in support of
the existing Government, INDUCES in a philippe
particularly violent 1t is sadly at loss to know
how ga miserable majority of two vetes," in the
Senate, should be allowed to plunge the nation INTO
war with so redoubtable a. country as Mexico
Nothing, it declares, can prevent hostilites; and
it accordingly exhorts all Mexicans to die togeh:
er, rather than suffer degradation and loss of hon.
or-says the MonatOr.


"The moment could not be more Fortunate
the Government having settled her late difficulties
with France and England with prudence aud har-
monY, has nothing to absorb her attention but
this one point. Texas will be from day to day,
more and more bur only and exclusive thought
Texas is the anxious object of every good Mexi-
can. Texas, indeed. we all demand with one voice
and one thought"


We shall see, W Hat we shall see. But, in our
opinion, there will be no war.