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FURTHER FROM MExIco.-The New Orlean.
Picaywne of the 18th inst gives the annexed addi
tional intelligence from Mexico According to
this the Mexicans received the news Of the passage
OF the resolutions rather quietly


In announcing to the Mexican Congress the passage
OF the MEASURE Of Annexation Senior Cueva occasion
to express the views OF the administration of Gen. Herrera
He said that the Government would at address an
energetic protest to all friendly Nations well the
United States, against annexation that diplomatic rela
tions with this country would thsreupon terminate He
said the Government felt itself strong enough for the
emergency, without the grant Of additional powers and
trusted that instead Of grievous calamity
might really blessing 10 Mexico, by uniting ell
her people in determined effort to maintain their rights
and preserve the integrity Of the territory Republic
The Presdens OF the two Chambers responded in much
the same strain.