AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO.
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The late New Orleans papers contain tSe lei
ter of dismissal from the Minister of Foreign le-
lations of ofMexico,to Mr.. Shannon, the American
Minister, and general protest tethe leading pow,
ers against the annexation Of Texas. The leuel
styles the act ofannexation as Gan act offensive ~
Mexico and derogntory to the honor ofthe Amer
can Union !" while the protest says, " the Mex
can Republic will employ in opposition TO THIS
measure, her po,0sr and her resources and, trust
ing in the justice Of her cause, does not fear ~
give assurance that whatever may be the resaH
she will preserve the honor which at any cost sue
ought to defend nlhe very grave matter "lu'-
consideration The New Orleans Je1ersOAa"
inelines. to the opinion that Mexico will iOr'nwl'n
renew the attack upon Texas, and tnas .nlO"
upon the United States the necessity otssSepF'Ds
forward to her defence. Whatever the res"t ~
this intelligence may be- we are glad 10 see '1 he
the Navy ofthe United States is gathering III
Mexican waters. ~


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