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THE MEXICAN WAR.-Notwilhsiandng the war cloud that rolled up from the South few days since.

 there appears 10 be "nohng broke' yet. The bark Eugenia and the Mexican steamers. now lying here are m haste to depart; ihe other hand, the day Of sailing has been postponed from Tuesday. Wheth- the steamer is detained for want of "men, money manners," does not appear. It is pretty evident however, that those who know the Mexicans and their government best take the very philoso- phicaIy, and have very lllle apprehension of any thing serious Jn fact, the thing is so incredible that Mexico. without shadow of reason, should talk of war because the United States have entered into treaty with sovere gn and independent State, that no one, not even those prints among US who have done their best to persuade her that she Is a poor, robbed, abused, insued and oppressed State, and ought to fight, and that in doing so she will find traitors enough among ourselves 10 success, believe that she has been silly enough to regard them. The news boys pass dowa Wall street, that barometer of credit, sensitive augh of evil that funds rise and fall with the smallest variations of the political atmosphere, and shout, "Heres the extra pop gun! got the declaration of war with Mexico!'' No one turns his head or heads the hideous camor for a moment. Brokers make new bids for pur- chases of stock. and the hummer of the auctioneer continues to knock down goods to Texan customers, 10 be sent by water through the gulf 10 Texas under the very nose Of Senior Don Choleric. If any one audes to the subject, it is to ask what can she do The idea of letters of marque was very good in bye- gone ages, but the commerce of the world is now so mixed up that it would be difficult to seize an outward bound American vessel that had not as much French and English property on board as A. merican. Suppose one of our noble packets was seized. London capital would suffer us much as \. merican property, and John Bull would still have reason to growl that there be no war without he "pays the piper. "-IN. Y. News.