Mexico md Texas,
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We have no later news than what we published
Wednesday morning


II will be perceived, by the annexed paragraph,
that the movements in the Gulf are watched with
the interest they merit, and that they are of some
Importance


[From N. o. Picayune, April l5.]


Upon first page will be found the important intel
gence received by the New York and Alabama. The
counts By these arrivals such well induce the
belief that the temper and mness OF the United States
Government would be put to the test ef ordeal
Now that the aueson OF annexation has fairly developed
struggle for ascendancy this continent, between
the u State and Europe, look for the utmost energy
and despatch upon the of Mr. Polk and his Secrea
ries The British Government have provided Captain Ell


o with ships OF to assist him in csrrying on his
negotiations with the Mexican authorities and the Eng
lish Mercantile ( Steam Marine is lending its aid the
despatch of intelligence having important relations the
contingency in hand The Government of the United
States should back Ministers with efficient naval
force the English have brought to the aid of Captain
Elliott and we hope shortly to the fact that
there is sufficient feet in the Gulf to meet any conn
gency that may arise.