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THE MEXICAN NEWS,
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The sum and substance of the Mexican news


received via Havana. appear to be this Gen.


hImonte's despatch communicating the intelIi.
gence Of tho passage Of the Annexation measure,


reached tho city Of Mexico on the 2lst ult. n nd
produced considerable excitement. as was 10 he ex.
pected. On the same day the Minister of For.
egn Affairs reported the Intelligence to the Cha m
ber~, declaring that it wns necessary 10 oppose a
strong barrier against the encroachments of the
United States, and to adopt a firm and vigorous
line OF policy; that the Government had fpreseen
the events which have lately transpired, and odop.
ed every means in its power to preserve the coun.
try IN an honorable position. and to resist with
all her force the outrages ust inflicted upon her,
lie announced that the administration would i'm.
medlately communicate 10 the Chambers oil the
official documents. in order that committees might
DC appointed TO cooperate with the Minister in
devising the most suitable means of sustaining
the rights of the nation and that the Goyern.
meht would publish an energetic protest against
the aggression committed BY the United States.
which would be addressed 10 al the nations in the
world, and that diplomatic relations with this
country would be Immediately suspended. Dur.
ing the SHINE sitting several memi,trs offered res


oIutions declaring all tren,cs with the ITni,ed
States suspended. the delay of six months and one
year Stipulated IN said treaties to commence on
that day that the Government, be authorized tn
smut the Mexican ports 10 vessels of the United
States, and prohibit the importation and use of
their manufactures and finally that no pronos;.
ton from the United States to renew those treat.
los shall be listened to until they desist from tho
PROJECT OF Texan Annexation. This motion was