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MIxico.-The following letter, from esteem ed orrespondeni, reached Us yesterday morninR. It has lost but little o the interest its contents claim. iy the delay of q day.-fN. o. Jenersonian VERA CRUZ, March 22, lS45

 Dear Sir -Yovr bong and highly interesting letter, of February l4,h, duly received, together with file of papers. for ali of which beg you will accept my thanks.

 My ti.e will only permit me to write you d few nasty lines, giving you an idea oi what s passing in the way of politics in this country.

 The news 6f the final action of the Senate. the Texas resolutions received here three days siuce and caused much surprise arn"g foreigners, and ex ciienent among the natives. An express was i'm medIa'ely sent by by The Commapdant Generai of this place to Mexico. comnun icaiing the inleg gence government, and consequently considerable anxie ty is felt here know what course will be adopted by Congress- in the matter The more reflect upon the subject the less able do find myself to give an opinion as to what Will be the course pursued by Mexico this case. One ihng is most certain. that she finds herself in the most awkward position that can be imagined She IS not ih a situation to keep her head above water in time of peace. and where is she to get the fun'ls from to support war2 The ac- tual government, by not declaring war against the United States, would be placing terrible engine in the hands Of the recently fallen party, to be used against itself in such a manner as to jeopardze greatly its existence. IL is impossible To say what will be done; but think that the government must declare war 10 save itself In very few days we shall know mething certain, and perhaps even be- fore the sailing of this vessel.

 Santa Anna still continues in confinement in lhe Castle of Perote. The Congress-, constituted in q grand jury, have brought m true bill against him, and his trial is going on with all haste. My opinion is, that he will be condemned death. General Reyes. his minister of war has been condemned nss of his grade and Imprisonment for ten years for signing the order which placed Santa Anna m com- uand of iIe troops which marched against Paredes, and which followed Santa Anna to ihe last.

 General CanalizO will be also condemned 10 death. beyond any doubt; and General Basadre, minister of war, after Reyes, will doubt share the same fate as his predecessor. .

 Federal term oI government will no doubt shOrt- y prove lo be ;e result of this last revolution unless Texas matters should interrupt things.

 By next vessel will be more lengthy; meanwhile l remain yours, truly, ** VI