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 IL is stated, this evening, that despaches have been this day received from Mexico, which shew that SANTA ANNA, though overpowered, is noi yet entirely demolished; though hard pressed, he is still able 10 keep his eneuies at bay.

 The feeling uf moderation towards Mexico winch has been SO strong here ,seems to be giving place a disposition to press our negotiations with her tO an issue. l lealn that it IS contemplated pass act auIhorIsing the President to appoint commis- sion examine lhe claims "i our citizens upon Mex ieo, md make amends accordingly to the claimants, and, fl the Mexican Government do net assent to the Treaty which befe il, by the Isl of July next, 10 make peremtOry demand on Mexico for the payinent. #-'s. -saaaas The assent of Mexico to the Annexation of Texas is no longer insisted upon here, even by Mir. BKE. TON. IL is understood that Mr. BENTON is exceed iugy anxious iha' the project of Anne xaion should, in scme form, be consuninated al this session. . It the intention of Mr. lsGERsoLL, as Chair man of the Committee of Foreign Affairs. to move that the debate the Annexaiio question bo brought to eose on Thursday, the 23i inst, but the debate on the subject interrupted by the proceedings on the due |, and on the deia acat ion of the Clerk. A consultation was held, las git, by ihe friends of Annexation in the House. al which il was deter mined that the debale should be brought 10 close Satur iny next The result in the Hosse is still un- certain. We may learn to-,uorrow something more of the feeling Albany the subject. IL is thought here that the Senators chosen will be Mir. DIcKIN- SON, now n tbe Senate, and friend of Annexation. and Mir. DIX, whose opinions on the subject are KS yet unknown. .ts al

 Many of the New-Y ork democratic members may 20 for inc measure unless instructed the contra, by the powers il Albany.

 The resolutions introduced in the Legislature of Maine in favor of Texas, have been laid the la blr and ilie loss of some for the measure will he the consequence. IL Is now distinctly understood here that the Ore gon negotiation has utterly failed of its object, Id that we can make terms with Great Britain in re. gard 10 the matter. Cong, ess, soon as ,his re- sull shall be officially made known, will pass bill or the occupation of the territory, and the proec- l lion of our citizens there.

 | The defaulIing Clerk of the House is under arrest, on issued by the Circuit Court of l this District. 4