From he Peaasyluaaian. MEXICO AND TEXAS
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Slnce the article under the head d j cop in another column, was given have received from friend at Wash tue following letter on the subject d swer brought by President Tylersn ger to Mexico, relative to the contsr annexation of Texas.

 #ksHiNGToN, June f,

 The intelligence brought yesterdaY Thompson, the special messenger wi despatched to and returned from Me ! important, though not decisive.

 First. It is undoubtedly pacific. has neither the intention nor the pof make war on the United States; neu have thought of 1t, but for suggestioa this country, notwithstanding the | threat of 1t some time since. Ton ablest and most hostile of the minR dismissed, probably Almonte may place as Secretary of War, who is d well disposed to the United Sats Mexican provinces are in a slate nea The finances are utterly deficient I lnstalment on the debt of the United 5 not, cannot and will not be paid, atlas The quarrel with France is unsettled | difficulty has occurred with England 1 IS not the slightest cause to apprehss between Mexico and the United Stats any thing we do as to Texas. ThRs relied upon, and is a great point reda certainty.

 Secondly. Santa Anna. would haVs ed our terms taken to him by Mr. Tha the special messenger-very favoIaa had not Almonte's despatches asli Mexican President, that he might rely Senate rejecting the Treaty. Thlsaa Almonte is believed to have receTa several Whig Senators, and perhip Democratic Senators. With this as of course, Mexico holds up for theks she can get.

 Third. Thus it depended entirely opposition to the recovery of Texas when and how it should take place Whlg Senate had permitted, Tezi now belong to the United States, ,wtI tire concurrence of Mexico.

 The truth Is, there is more to ba Texas than Mexico. Gen. HendeSa the Texan Ministers here, has justg0H to prevent them from taking any hasE on the rejection of the Treaty. lnaI ways great reason to apprehend % as governments accession to the commercial alliance. For it IS oAlyl mercial or diplomatic question all rom gland designs no war, except on OI and slaves. Mexico designs no wale the United States or Texas. Fms ment designs no war by the troops S D stationed in the neighborhood of lsD

 The whole will be a peaceaois though in the contest England aln blow at our commerce, manufactures tions, union, and tranquility. ,,,l

 All will end well, l have no 't would be all over now, but thai hh fortunately, quite as much for Ian. nll,, <, his country, issued his ukase lna' x, ment shall not take place till aiier V. of March next. If l were a wags' 1 would bet him that 1t will, ne's Meantime he and his party arc an''' all the consequences.

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