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MEXICAN NEws.-The Mexican Congress passed
an act,some months since, ,auhorlsing government TO
contracta loan for the of the in Texas
but 50 many conditions were annexed that every
ioresaw az once that no money could be obtained on
such terms.


ed in substitution Tor the first hch leaves the Execu
tive almost unrestricted TO the OF obtaining the
sum required fifteen millions dollars The
loan may be obtained, in whole in part either in
Ma xico or and in suit the conye
nence of the Executive, provided. merely that tho
terms be as little burdensome to the nation as
be The Executive is also authorised to keen sec ret
from the other branches OF the government any crcum.
stances connected with the loan, which it may Judge
proper not to The of interest to
State may be morgaged for the payment which are not
already otherwise SO appropriated.


Inc Diarto del Gooierno government journaD trium-
phanty cites these provisions the
which could be given Of the confidence Of the nation in
its present head This paper is however studlousy ST.
lent as to Texas which is scarcely mentioned except
in the patriotic eusions of the various de-
partmens


The outrageous conduct Of the late French minister at
Mexico Baron de Cyprey appears TO have caused great
excitement IN the whole country. This diplomat after
receiving his passports thought proper make perso
nal attack of the most gross character on the editor Of
newspaper, who refused to his demands as 10
the authorship OF an article which had appeared it.
Even the French newspaper at Mexico admits that the
conduct OF the minister is not without reproach it
was calculated to provoke the hatred of the nation to-
wards his countrymen. That such will be the result
there can be no doubt and the thousands of French
merchants in Mexico will feel it sensbly for some time
to come. The French government scarcely be
pleased with the interruption of their relations with
Mexico at this time and the Spanards seem al 10 be
afronted by some auson to the OF the rev youon
made in terms not very hatterng the ancient
OF fMeXlco-Washtngton UniOn Nor 10.