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England, Texas and Mezico The Houston
lTexas) Telegraph of Wednesday, July 81, con-
tains the following paragraph:


We now learn, upon the authority Of Captain
Elliott himself that England had advised Mexi-
CO ~ndeT no circumstances to acknowledge the In
dependence of Texas, but to keep up an armistiee
with her as long as possible; and in case sue
cessful attempt al annexation between the United
States and Texas took place, then to go to aoGr,
and EnglGnd aoOuld back her in the contest
Thiscon6rms US in the opinion we have long en-
tertained that our independence will never be ac-
knowledged by Mexico, while there is prospect
of annexation. England will resist this measure
as long as 1t can be resisted by diplomacy. And
our government Journal admits that 'the influence
Eof England over Mexico is almost if not entirely
Eunbounded' -