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From Merico.-The New Orleans Bulletin con-
tains news TO the 18th of August. from Vera
Cruz, which we have condensed not having room
10 insert at length. Tho news has been looked
for with considerable interest; and from the tone
VIC would judge that we shall have no war. The
Mexicans appear now to be determined not
TO declare war against the United States, Lu: to
use every effort 10 recover Texas; and for that
purpose are said 10 be concentrate ng $4,000 men
on her borders. The Saratoga, U. S. ship of war,
exchanged salutes with the batteries at Vera Cruz.
on the 10th of August, and Lieut.. Hunter was ten
Gered. by the authorities, every hospitality that
tho city afforded gun for gun was offered and ac.
ceptcd. The 5l5 COZ, 900 loan was authorized, but
al so low rate of intoroslhal it's though! would
not be effected. The opinion of some is, that tho
hlex.cans will not declare war, but will concen-
trate her forces the border of Texas, and strike
a severe blow when we lens, expect it. The opin-
ion prevailed that an U. S. Minister would be well
received by the Mcxicans. Further the news is
unimportant.