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little flat these last few lays and has receded to 6rs Lard is slowl, ad.anclR-we quote. to day. $l33 stock 6500 kegs. Thar, American, none here Slanlsh very penty--I#t sales $lO4, Hams-none -Eurnpean, d small loltaken at S2O. Box pork SSb but little here.

 Freiehts almos, nothng-many vessels leaving in ballast Two days sInc | l7s. Sd to Cowes and the North Sea, was pad. United States, Sl per box and Sl4 per hhd.

 We suboin such uar6 culars of Mexican affairs as we find in our Havana exchanges. They are ofgreat importance and are neiriv week lnler than we have received direct Sen Almonte's communica- ion uf the passage of the measure of annexation, though not unexpected produced very considerable excitement in the capital sin the zzd Oi march, Senor Cueyas, the pres ni Minister ot Foreign Re- laiOns, addressed circular io the uOverhors o the different Departments, which he announces ths iniellipence He goes sn 10 say that the Executive Government and the chambers are occupied win the discussion of the grave interests involved m the question. He appeals o the patriotism ol the an' thoriies o the Departments and all their citzens, 10 forget aldvsions, and to stand ny 'e rresueh'' and co. operate win him in defence ot the rights and the honor of the nation. He promises to communt- cate promptly 10 the differ ent departments llie lneas- ures which may be resolved upon al the capital. Jnon inc reception of official notlhcatiOn Of the passage of the anneXalnn resoulons very stormy session WAS held in the House Of Deputies, during which propositions of hostile character were sub nitted and canvaassed, without, however, any deci- sive vote being taken thereon. The policy oi issuing letters of marque was brought np in this debate

 Ei siglo (oi Mexico) of inc 2o'h ut contains a letter from the Minister of furegn Affairs (Cuevas) To MT, Shannun, U. $. Minister at Mexico, inform ing him ihal the Government was Tn possession oi the know ledge of te passage oi the annexat" reso- IutIons, and ina. diplomatic relations between the two countries were suspended on that account The same day nole was addressed. by the Mexican Ca binel, to the Ministers of Sn,in,. France and Eng hand, protesting against the proceedings of the Uni ted States in relation to Texas.