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States of the Union, and would be quite | prize for military adventure. Oflate years emigration from tEe United States has pour ed into its fertile fields in floods. A large majority of its inhabitants are Americans. They have on several occasions raised the standard of independence, and their physi- cal strength is increasing daily--ff in the event of a contest between the despotic government of Mexico. aud the free eiii- zens of Texas, the United States should aid, directly CT indirectly, the latter, i: might lead to. 8 rupture between the two countries. The result would probably be the entire independence Of Texas, and its separation from Mexico. Thousands of adveniurers would crowd into Texas from the United States, to aid their brethren there against the rapacious and bloody Spa- hiard.

 On these grounds therefore war be- tween Mexico and the United States, is much more probable than a war with France or any European State.

 .M Y. Her.