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d| We owe many thanks to MT. Norton

 the polite and gentlemanly clerk of the ''Ar- kansas No. 4," for late New Orleans papers Among them, is the Bulletin of the 10th; iu s (which we find the following items, of inte srest, from Mexico, Sc.

 SANTA ANNA has been set at liberty, by Ethe Mexican authorities; and, at the last ac. counts, had just arrived at Havana. He zoe, abroad either as an exile, or as an invalid il search of health, 1t is not certainly knowr (which. It is reasonable 10 expect, however Ina; he will soon return, and be again at tho khead of the ricketty government of Mexico E In regard 10 Texan affairs, the Bulletin Esays:

 N "The late accounts from Mexico make nc kmention scarcely of Texan affairs. There is Treason to suppose that the excitement upon the subject las somewhat died away; and lha Enumeration will be permitted to go on quiet. Ky, in the natural course of events. The i'm

 possibility of preventing the measure, mus

 now be obvions to all. The only object il Eproseeuting a war after this, would be tc

 kpunish the offending parties This is gr,t

 kifcation of mere spite, which Mexico in hel

 Ewasied and torn condition cannot well afford 'E In striving to punish others, she might ge

 Epnnlshed herself, ina way moro galling 1t

 EMexican vanity than was inflicted at San Ja

 Ecinto. A truce however to threats and recri

 Eminations. Alter the knot of annexation i,

 kiairly tied and the wedding over, "there is nc Eway to help it." as is said of runaway matches ESo, 1t IS to be hoped, that the aggrieved ant

 Edssatislied relations will have the wisdom tt 'Eioreet past grudges, and to join heartily il

 Ewlshlng the happy couple long life, prosper

 ous days, and a aumerous posterity.n iloN A. II, SEVER arrived in our city, or E EMonday evening last, from his residence il EJellerson county. All are gratifed to hay, Eamong us, again, our faithful and distinguish Eed Senator.

 H Accounts from the country bordering or Hthe Mississippi river, in Missouri, represen s the wheat, corn and other crops as yer, promising.