Relations with Mexico.
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There is no room TO doubt that Col. ALlforTE,
the Mexican Minister at Washington. has express
orders to demand his passports and leave the coun-


try as soon as he has official notice of the triumph
of Annexation, though illness may delay his depar-
ture. This will suspend all Diplomatic intercourse
between the two Governments. Still, il does not
follow that overt hosilities will be resorted TO by
Mexico, though it is certain that she will protes,
against our acquisition OF Texas, and utterly refuse
her assent to it. A suspension Of all intercourse
between the two countries is very probable. Eng
land, it is currently insisted in Wallsreet will do
nothing in the premises We shall see.