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TIE Huadaleic arrived at New Orleans Oh the
10th inst, with advces from Vera Cruz to the 4th
inst.


The Nes0 Orleans Picaywme, of the l7lh, gives
The letter of Senor Cuevas TO Mr.. Shannon, and
the circular addressed to the Ministers Of Spain,
France and England, before mentioned
To HIS ExcELLENoy WILSON sHArsoN,


Envsy Extraordinary, &C. &C.,


National Paisce. Msrico. Msrch 2s, ls45


The undersigned, iaister Of Foreign Relations in
Wilson Sham Minister Plenpctentiary from the Unit


ed States desires to inform him. that houses
United states Congress have sanctioned the law in rela
United States, and az the Minister Mexico has with.
drawn from his mission at Washington, and protested
against the sct OF Congress and the Government Of the
United States, diplomstc relations belw the two
countries cannot be continued.


What can The undersigned add TO what has already
been said by his aovernmsnt upon the grave cfnce o.


Tered Mexico by the United States usurpng portion OF
Mexican territory and volag the terms cf treaties and
friendship. which the Republic Of Mexico has observed
on hor 1T as long her honor and desire 10 avoid
ruptu with the UDited states have permitted No,hig
more than TO smsn that two nations, republican,
contiguou (uecnos and worthy of fraternal u ion,


founded upon mutual interests and and homo
Die atty should have cut short heir fendly relations
and by an act offensive to Mexico as is atory 10
the honor OF tae American Union


shannon tho protest already directed against sbnexs
tioD; and moreover would ndd that the Mexca an Rupub


nc VIII oppose the measure with all the decision due to
ncr own honor and sovereignty, and the Government
ardenty desires that consds atoms of 10y atty and JUS


ce should YET outweigh with the citizens of The United
pense Ct friendly Republic which in the midst Of its
misforturts ,sgraeia seeks to preserve an
nsme and thereby the rank which its destinies call


The undersigned has the honor to offer 10 his Exceen
cy Mr. shannon his personal respect and to assuce him
OF ms very distinguished Consideration


The general circular IL az follows -


Ihs under.igned Minister Of Foreign Relations has


the hooor to transmit to his Excellency the Minister OF


-, the following circular, being impeled to employ
this means Of transmitting to his ~ ourl government in
this note the solemn and formal protest Of the Mexican
hepuohc, suggested by an act which, wounding the
Last degree the rights and honor Of Mexico is equally
destructive to the universal principles of justice 10


que Tree and intelligent nations, and the good
faith which civilization has fixed the basis of interna
uonal intercourse His Excellency, Sener 49,, will
passed BY the Congress Of The United sates and sane
toned by the Executive for the Annexation Of the De-
psrsment a OF Texas to the American Union


and Government OF the United States the alarming
sequences Of its conduct towards the Mexican Republic
would De useless labor, inasnuch this note is ad-
dressed to the representative of nation as ustrous


10 powerful which, sustaining nobly the rank which


buena amista between foreign nations and POUNDS its
glory upon the mmutabe titles morality and justice.
The Of the undersigned ha: no occasion TO
tance OF this measure of annexation they obous
and known to ALL and as the feeling excited among the
friendly nations and even those who have official
laons with Mexico, will be profound upon learning Of
measure injurious and offensive to Mexico and 80 ut
terly unworthy the honor busn nombre Of the United
States.


But the undersigned will take occasion to observe 10
his E.cellency, ssnor -, that the American Govern
ience OF the Republic Of Mexico showing itself jealous
Partzan Of Liberty has been the only which has
dsavoied to usurp portion Of her territory He would
also add that os appears from declarations the
de.gns Of the United States have been old the friend
ship which il sought to couhrm-hrst by tresty OF
any and by auother for the acjustm boundares
which which has now been completely violated In aiding
states were wanting in gsod aith but in aiding to in
declaring that this has been her policy for twenty
she has which has no parallel in the his
tory Of civil scd nations


Mexico TO avoid differences which for the most part had
nooundaon In Justice as against her) has submit tied to
serious compromises she has overlooked provoo atoms


y as to give her more rghti the right she
csn be ncreesd-to speak and protest. the under


signed now does, against the annexation of Texas to the
unied States and against all its consequences The Mex
Republic will employ in opposition to this measure
her power ard her resources and trusting in the Justice
q her cause does not ieer to give that what
may be the result shs will preserve the honor which
under consideration.


With this view the undersigned requests his Excellen
and the same tims soOe a-sarkncss
distinguished confederation LUIS @. CUEvAS.


This circular commune ated to their Eyceencies
he Ministers Pienipotentary Of England France and
spain.


Apart from the above letter and circular, which we
have deemed OF sucent interest to give them entire
ies contain little that has not been before known here


The glo gives no credsnce 10 the 0f another
revolution, which have obtained currency in Mexico
wela in this country These reports it attributes to
the orders Of Government despstching certain military
chisftsins to the different Departments.


II does not sppesr from the tenor OF the Official CON
muncstons what will be the Of the resistance
Mexico Will make to annexation Senior Cuevas letters
are In eraAdioquent vein, but propose nothing deh-
nite.