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Correspondence Of the Express.


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WASHINGTON, March |, lS45.
1t is with deep regret that INFORM YOU that Gen.
Amonte, the Mexican Minister, is only waiting for
President Tyler 10 sign the Texan Annexation Re
solutions and 10 make the usual proclamation,
which will soon be done, TO DEMAND HIS PASSPORTS
AND MAKE HIS PROTEST, aud 10 retire AMI break up
oil Official relations cih the Gorcrmcnt Of The Uni-
ted States.


Dispatches were forwarded by the Mexican dele
CATION, yesterday, by express, 10 New-Orlraus, to
be sent TO the city ot Mexico, Informing the Gov
ernment of the passage OF The Texan Resolutions
Private letters from the highest sources, from that
CITY, state that the instant the intelligence is
ccIved there, the Government of Mexico viii de-
clare war and issue letters Of marque and reprlsal
Letters also received from Mexico, OF the latest
date, state that the prosration o Santa Ana has
rcconciled all parties and that the most influential
men of both sections are opposed 10 the Cabinet,
that Santa Ana will not be executed, but that he
will be baniShed and that he will retire 10 the
island OF Cuba.


1t is represented that the greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls. both with the people and the Government,
that Texas shall not he touched by the United
States and on this question all parties agreed
and united


Gen. Alraontc has been dangerously i'll, and is
sill confined 10 his house. He will leave the city
as as his health will permit, probably within
! i've davS, Tor Ncwlorll