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MGNteo.-Nhen Gen. Almonte withdrew from the Government of the U. S. as the minister of Mexico, he went to New York to await orders from '. Journal of Commerce, goes further to confirm Us i'll the opinion We have ever entertained, since the agitation ol the question, that there is to be nc war with Mexico on account of annexation.

 WAR WITH MENleo.-A paragraph in the N. York Journal of Commerce says: Gen. Almono has received advices from lis Gov ernment since the overthrow Of his particular friend Santa Anna The Ambassador has been recognised by the new Government, but will, nevertheless, return home on the first of April. He expresses the opinion that as the Resolutions for the annexation of Tex as were passed by so small a majority, the Mexican Government will not think it ne- eessary to disturb the friendly relations now existing between the two nations.

 Upon this the Lexington tKy.) Gazette remarks:

 So this is the end of the .MtrjcaR ear humbug, with which the whig presses have been attempting to irighen our government. And the "small majority" by which the measure of annexation passed, is Mexico's excuse for backing out from her high sound ing meuccs. The true reason, we appro- bend, Is To be found in her dread of the small whipping which she fell certain of getting, il she attempted to carry her threats into ex- ecuion.

 We have no news yet as to the fate of Santa Anna The Congress of Mexico, before which he was to be tried, have, will soon determine the destiny of the most cruel tyrant fthis enlightened age.

 

 MrsMEmsM-our neighbor, of the Gazette, con lesses himself q fun believer in mesmerism and dates his conversion from witnessing, last summer at the Hot Springs, some wonderful experiments by moSi accomplished lady,"

 Ah! neighbor, your conversion is'easily accounted for. II was very natural fer charming lady to throw signing beau, as you were then, into mes merle spell, by the beams of bright eyes, and smiles of pretty lips, and while in that condition make you believe that she did perform wonders upon her ser want girl. The logic was quite natmaI-it may have ran th0s:-This accomplished lady has certainly mes metsed me, ergo she has mesmerised the servant girl, or any body else that she has cxperimented upon-therelore from this out am believer in the Scicnce

 Il is likely, neighbor, that sober curtain leciure would cue you of the new scierce For this pur- pose see HS, Caudic!