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be expected, woui4 take energetic a.
The news reached there, ard i, has =
suppose it has protested against ann /,
was 70 be expected. As 10 the war 4
papers speak so bravely, ,hn, rs au
Protesting and fighting are two differ
The peace Of tho world is not likely
ed by a war be,wcenlhe United Sns1 ,
co. Olher nations are interested !,
peace. The next news will 30 Id .
interest.


LkfEsT FROM MEXc


The Schooner Fanny arrived a,
on the Goth ult., in four days from,
and brings the following news, Vi
from the City papers of the 2lst'


Minister of Foreign Affairs Ind 4
Minister at the city Of Mexico, that =
intercourse had ceased between th. !
men,s. and that Mexico ~onld conla
| gains, the annexation or Texas to !
Mr.. Shannon had retired to Tucua5
await dispatches from bis governms
knew were on the way. The opaf
was, that Mexico would have to mad
towards kicking up q row, and Id
upon European interference. The I
Minister of Foreign affair, was consiiz
to please the people. The Governn3
90 can do nothing that can seriously i
must make some show of resistance
ra'orous spirit " that is now mani
people.


Previous to the sailing Of the Faug
been received from our Minister,
then at Tucubaya, informing the
that he would be on the coast ia
take passage for the United States.
counts from Pero,e state Santa Am
health. His friends expected to see !
the head OF affairs. An earthqmk9
the city of Mexico on the 7tb, wbicf
have been very severe.


RHODE ISLAND ELECT


The late election 10 Rhode Island
in the choice of Charles Jackson, a y
ported by democrats on account of b!
vor Of the immediate and uncondi,iO'!
Of Gov. Dorr. ~ n...g. yur'I5m


The Legislature is composed Of
in the Senate, and "a in the House
tatives; besides It is generally concss:
jority of the Legislature will vote ID
dil!onal liberation of Dorr. a.s


Samuel II. Arnold, libsrationisI
the regular Wig Aigerine candidan
ter, in the western Congressional disr
The defeat of Fenner, The prssen'
has had an appalling effect upon Wig
East; the. leading Journals have justdsl
lie was loco-foco in disguise; and '1
foolish manner to gull the people i''
that he was defeated on that account
ing paragraph taken from the Provldd
published q short time before ths.s
serve to show whoiher or not Fennsff
ed by the Algerines in good faith.
is the leading Whig Algsrins organ
land, and supported Fenuer throusSl
learning that Jackson accepted tbs I
made by the liberationlsts it said:


"Wo regret exceedingly that Mr.. ~.
accept, if he has accepted, the nomln',
We regret that a gentleman
ability, and for whom, rs1j
sntertain so high a reRrd, should y!
zuay in cause where be 10 certain y
SUCCESS WOULD Ley
70 DISGRACE" Il


Tho Aigerines nov contend that "
,ower is not vested 10 the Governor, 4
y in Legislature, and strenuously 81
he popular wish for Dorr to b lios''
foolish and idle are such assertions /
will been shown BY the prouf'
Fenner, and the triumphant election .