DIPfLOMACY or MIR. CALHOUN.
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The late intelligence from Europe and from Texas is redundant of American wci- fare and glory. France and Germany, after giving countenance to England in her course toward this county in regard to Texas and slavery, have changed ther views, and taken our side. And England herself has entirely renouneed her previous policy. She has abandoned her prelentlons to the right of search, and has even abandoned her duties on the principal staple of our slave-holding Slates-as well as a multitude of other Amer ican products She is silent and passive about the annexation of Texas--a measure which her Minister at Washington but few months ago actually threatened to oppose with her cennon.

 Annexation is no longer doubtful: and that too "wthout war, without dishonor," and with the appreciation of almost all the Democracy and great multitude of misiep- resented Wings. We have said without dis reproach, the imputation of perfdy, which we were taught by fine Wings to expect from the rest of the civilized worlda Quite olh- erwise is tho sentiment that comes to US from abroad. Increased friendship and honor rath- CT have we experienced. This is mainly the work of Mr. Calhoun. When he was called to the Department of State, with the unanl- nous appreciation of the Senate and the press this country was the object of continual in- jury and obloquy from abroad. The British empire, our great rival in commerce, terrl'o- ", and power, undertook, under pretence of liberal principles. to domineer over our ma rine by asserting the right of search-at,emp- ted to limit our territorial acquisitions, by preventing the annexation oi iexas,-aha to succeed in these..objeets, actually endeavored 10 degrade our moral standing in Christen- dom, and subject IS to feProach and con- tempt on account ol the African slavery which existed here. For tlis purpose the British press, and even much of the conti- mental, teemed with the greatest libels and