Return OF the Mexican Minister-Latest and


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The Mexican Minister at Washington, Almonte,
has made all necessary arrangements tor his re-
turn to Mexico. He has taken passage in the barque
'Eugenla" now in this port and has written to
the agents here desiring them to detaln her until
the 18th, as he is obliged to delay his departure In
consequence of the illness OF some member OF his
family He has himself recovered from his late
indsposltion. The diplomatic Intercourse of the
two countries is thus terminated for the present.


We direct the attention of our readers TO the
highly important intelligence from Washington 10
be found under our postscript ead. The informa.
ton thus communicated is of the most interesting
character, aud Is IN every particular to be implicit
ly relied on. The movements at the Capitol have
now acquired an all-absorbing interest. Our ac-
counts will be daily OF the utmost importance


The Party Press ON Texas Annexation.


The party journals are now out in full blast on
the annexation OF Texas. Loud, fierce, and
sweeping are the maledictions of the whig jour-
mails. According to them the country is dsgraced
and ruined. The conductors of the locofoco press
declare, with equal intensity and vehemence, their
deight-their gratitude-their ecstatic joy on the
triumph of this important measure. II is worth
while to examine, for a moment, the sincerity of
the one set of journalists. the consistency OF the
other, and the patriotism OF both.


In this city, the Tribune is especially vehement
in lts denunciatlons of this measure. The whole
power and force of transcendental epilhet are ex-
pended in that print, denunciation of the action
of the national legislature on the Texas question.
The passage of the Texas resolutions is character-
zed as the work of " gigantic crime and rapacity''
-as sprlngng from the operation Of " the lust Of
domnon-the lust Of power-the lust of avarice-
the lust Of holding our feliow-men in bondage
The poor, sickly Erpress chimes in, and with a
voice" faint as a chickens note that has the
pip''-represents the passage of the resolutions in
the Senate as the crowning act OF treachery and
wickedness." The Commercial advertiser cha
racterizes it g monetrous folly, and stu
pendous wrong" The Courier aad Enquirer stam-
mers out, in long, blundering, incoherent article
Its indignant grief at the passage Of the resolu-
tons; and thus, il we were to believe the state.
ments OF the whig papers Of this city, and theil
coneres throughout the country, the nation is ire
trievaby ruined, and more than one half of the
people of the United States have turned traitors tC
the republic, and merit the universal execrations
of mankind.


Do the whig journals really mean all this? Are
they really sincere in these loud-mouthed utteran
ces of sorrow, and regret and Indignation? Do
they indeed declare the sentiments and feelings Of
the great mass of the whig party which they affect
to represent? We believe not All this is only
the cant and slang Of mere partizanship-caut auC
slang which are tolerably we'll estimated by all in
telllgent and patriotic wings themselves. But il
what degraded attitude is the country and il
government presented the people of other nation
by such course of conduct the part of the viii,
party press Just indignation is often excited b.
the foul bels and ISLANDERS against any thing Anne
rlcan-against our laws, our Legislature, our nsti
tutions, our national poicy-which appear in 70
reign journals, and in the works of prejudiced
illlberal travellers and tourists. With what cen.
tempt and detestation must every honest, enlight
ened and rejecting mind regard the atrocious ca
lumnies. and abuse, and vituperation which
these partizan journalists pour out, not mere
ly against their political opponents. but agains
the national legislature itself, ascribiDg tt
our senators and rulers the vlest motives, and re
presenting the mass Of the American people a:
thieves and robbers? We do believe that this
scurrilous and vulgarly abusive mode Of conduct
Ing party warfare is falling into that contemp
which II merits. Respectable men of all partle.
are ceasing to discuss politics in the language o
the Five Points


AS to the locofoco organs, the passage of tn,
Texas resolutions has afforded notable opportu
nifty tor the discovery OF their consistency, iade
Pendence and Influence. Journals which a shor
time ago were loudly exclaiming against Texas
Annexation, are now amongst the most vehement
IN their congratulations on its triumph The
Morning Netcs is shouting and clapping its hands
TOR Joy, and even the Evening Post chimes in, SUI
ienly enough however, in the same key. And YET
these are amongst the "orgaus'' that cast every
obstacle In the way of the success of the Texas
movement-declaimed against it-ntrigued az aims
t-ploted against it! Party journalism is, in fact
daily losing Its influence. 1t is now more thar
ever the mere tool of cliques It has no hold OF
public opinion And the surest token OF its deca,
Is the fact that discreet of all parties are be
ginning to regard it an incubus-the worst enc
my OF the principles and policy which it professe
TO serve.


AN EXTRA Session OF CONGRESS. sorts O
rumors are now afoat about an extra session O
Congress. These rumors are of course entireI,
groundless. No indication whatever has been
gwen OF the probability Of call for an extra ses.
sion. There is no necessity for it at present, aud
besides, 1t is to be recollected that sufficient mum.
ber OF members to form the House will not be re.
turned to the new Congress until the fall The po
iitical gossps may now, therefore, twaddle about
something else Immediate war with England. 70,
instance, on which Mesdames Greeley and Fuller
OF the Tribune, have already began. very pathet
cally, to "expliflcate," as Mrs Malaprop would
say.


The EXPECTED Row AT TAMMANY HALL To
NIeHT.-Some fears are entertained of a row Al
Tammany Hall tonight in consequence of the de-
termination Of the "natives" to have their bal
there in spite of the prohibitory mandate of the
"Saciems" strong body of the redoubtable
watchmen are ordered to be in attendance, bu
we think there is little danger of bloody noses
All the fighting locofocos have gone to Washing
ton, and the "natives'' have wise and becomipa
horror OF any strife but that of words. We will
go bail for the 'natives' in this business. They