VERY AMUSING.
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The last New York Express, whig paper,
contains the following:


''Gen. AImonte Will lrave the city early next
week. He has received ofh:ial Information OF be-
ing recognized by the new Government, which, of
course, was prior to the Tassage Of the Texas Res
oiutions. The Journal Of Commerce says that
AlmOnte has expressed the opinion that, as the
Resolutions for the Annexation Of Texas were
passed by SO very small majority, the Mexican
government will net think it necessary 10 disturb
the friendly relations now existing between the
two nations"


And this is the upshot of Mexican indignation.
Gen. Almonte, 1t seems, has been recognized as
Minister by the new Government Of Mexico and
doubtless received instructions from his Govern.
ment at the time the recognition was made; and
he nov says that the Texas Resolutions were
passed by such ga very small majority that the
Mexican Government will not think 1t necessary
to disturb the friendly relations now existing be-
tween the two nations" Very good and very
amusing. What the Minister s'ys needs no an
swer. What does the Register think of this
Docs he still consider war as certain?