MENICo IND HER WARTALE
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ln another column We present our readers with the latest intelligence upon this sub ject. Whatever may be the result of the gas eonade and grand sPlatter of .stho Supreme Government" no one seems to anticipate, shoqld,they attempt extreme measures, any thing for Mexico but the disgrace of her flag and the contempt of all nations Tho pom pous proclamations of her ministers, and her lion-skin leroeity create no excitement, and all interest upon the subject Is exhausted generally in the enquiry as to whether ornot her smother knows shes out In a most un- happy catagory has she placed her5elf-Ncy- CT dreaming but that with the aid of England, in intrigue and means and the opposition here of her good friends, the Wings, that annexa- lion could possibly be eonsummated, she did not hesitate to threaten us with war in such an event, without having had the discretion to retain plac through which 10 retreat when things became too hot. The consequence is, that not possessing the 'ssnews of war, if ! ''declaralionn be hazarded, 1t will amount to little more than commercial non-inter- course with the United States, and the con- fiseatioa of American property within her Territory. The latter oPPeralion might pro- 5d5ly call for some retalatory measures upon the pat Of our government; in which ease we should be especially pleased to see, at a rsPectfal distance, the Princeton or Consella- ton with "tho big gum pitching, at every discharge, her 227 poond-masses of iron into the devoted Mexican ports We believe that country excursons aanll he GsdaoahIo among the citizens at such a time

 From all reliable sources, however, 1t is understood that England will give to Mexico neither sympathy or assistance, and that we shall hrcc no 5eaf.