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Mkxico.-The British frigate Eurydlee arrived of the bar at the Bage Saturday, and she is now lying at anchor there. One or two gentlemen who came in this ship from Vera Cruz. aud several or her ofcers arrived ina town yesterday by the tow-boat Star We have been furnished with few items of information from Vera Cruz of date as late as the 22d alt

 Regarding the rsaty between Texas and Mexico, | the Mexican Government finds itself in dilemma which preciplae action might render dangerous.- | They have raised a spirit which they discover lhey cannot que, and which even to conclliate ap- .eors to be hazardous. Notwithstanding the large majority which the treaty or the authority io treat obtained in ihe Mexican Congress, having passed the chamber ny vote of 43 10 & and the Senate by 30 To G. the measure is exceedingly unpopular with | the Dcople The adherenis of Santa Anna, and mall contents of every hue and kind, encourage all forms of opposition to the existing government Knowing the inability of Mexico 10 engage with the United States in war, and confident that she cannot rely upon England for assistance, they represent to the igno, ant mutirudes the invasion of this country | task of easy accomplishment, and thai the British government only waits the word to oln them against us The people are therefore madly in favor of war, and the adoption of any course by the existing ernu,ent having peaceful tendency, will more than probably result in it's overthrow. The friends of Santa Anna and the opposition generally stimulate this warllke spirit to the utmost, and one of two things is rendered almost certain either that the ex isting government will declare war against the Uni ie States. or that a new revolution will speedily break out and sweep Il liom existence.

 No attempts are made in Mexico to disguise the deep and active in'erest which Great Britain takes in every thing calculated prevent the eectnaton of he annexation measure. It IS sa that 10 accom- psh her ends she offers 10 pay the debts of Texas, and te assume for Mexico millions of her English bonds, guaranteeing independence to the one, and security from the inroads of the United States to the other.

 Capt Elliott, and the officers of the frigate, who came up, are stopping al he St. Charles Hotel.

 The Texan English commissioner "whose name is never heard" was to leave Vera Cruz the 23d inst for Galveston in the French brigof war Penur.

 Governor shannon arrived few diys prev,ous 10 the sailing of the Eurydice al Vera Cruz, and would l leave in short time for the United States. l Business al Vera Cru7 is very dull This is at tributed almost wholly 10 the prohbitory tariff regu- lalons in force. It s confidently asserted that Congress will adopt tariff before il adJourns, The necessities of the government will require al- | teration which will encourage trade, and bring more money into the Freasary.-[N. o. JefIersonian.