From He Y. o. Courier. FROM MEXICO.
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Yesterday, our citizens were put on the QuI WYE, by the arrival of the schr. Fanny, Capt. Patterson, from Vera Cruz, whence she departed on the 12th, bringing papers from that port to the 12th and from the city -nG Mexieo. 10 the 4th inst. The papers of this morning contain the principal inteIll- gence of importance thus received, being the reply of the American Minister, Mir. Shan non, to Senor Cuevas' intimaton to him, that, in consequence of the passage of the annex ation resolutions by the U. s. Congress, all diplomatic relations had ceased between the two governments, and tie rcjoinder of the Mexican Secretary. We copy them from -tI,n In llnrsnnia1, ,.i.