From the Washington GIo5, VIEW OF THE TEXAS OIfpSF,.,.

 FRANCE. sti9a We quote Mr. Walsb's letto. a.,
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VIEW of HE TEXAS QUESfg

 We quote MT Walsh's letter. d,,.l

 "PARls, May q N

 "Fhe C08stit@tioaael of this da3 n ~

 a remarkable article, under the ejiIo5s

 on the annexation of Texas. win ,.t

 to Great Britain and France. snna.

 be the work of an ex-French secrass ff

 gation in Mexico, who is aboutt.

 book on California and Oregon. Bs.'

 plates the subject ill truef Ie5t,S

 other spectators in the Paris s5es,

 first paragraph is this atis positively

 that M. Guizot has protested in t6e1s

 France against the incorporation d

 with the United States. The mess1a

 not surprise us, for t is much more {,

 mable to the policy of England tbso,

 of France To prove what we alyals

 init us to inquire or representina few

 what Texas Is, and how the incon

 may affect our interests and those d

 Britain An account of the origin of

 public of Texas, it's products, resoars geographical situation relatively to as

 ted States, follows in the article, whr

 with this paragraph England conen

 with an evil eye and jealous disqueh

 continual aggrandizemeht of her foms lonies. France must not blindly ala this question the sentiments with whid interest inspires England, and w6r Guizot seems to have espoused. ffao the United States are natural allies, Wbq mistakes and faults of their goyernmes not disseYer. England Is rendered ls1 butary 10 the United States by the nes

 of procuring thence the indispensable

 kcoaon4 oi her manufacturing indusg Texas should remain independent, Es might, sooner or later, find there ha | material, and a market for her labra become thus comparatively indepenis the American Union. From this cons ton the United States, suppfessing ta mestic dissensions, will, with comm cord, embrace Texas in their coueds and therefore it Is that the subject ezd keen a sensation on the other side d| ehannel.' In my letter of the 2ith .' by the packet ship Albany, 1 cited tions-less friendly-of some of fts ! journals. l reserved-what wilnl to notice-the set article, of three boa amns, of the Journal deS DeJats ftsl instant. The degree in which t n construed ministerial cannot unden affirm. The provisions of the Texan \ are first presented in abstract: nextA1 derogatory circumstances of a persQrl counter in the House of Representati7e: then this commentary Such scenes l are too often repeated in the America gress, reflect precious little honor on r tions exclusively democratic.'

 From this 1t will be seen that aR French secretary of legation in Mexio' cording to MT. Walsh, @coaiempdfsl tr@er light Aban He other speculdor Parts shects,o the qaestion.of anneni' reference 10 European interests Its then, :" "Eaglaad coatemplates wiia Mel and jealoas disquiet93e lie coaiiaaal@g dizemem 9f her former c07oajes.n t: fies us 10 perceive that tle idea whiI broached in our first article on this a IS sustained by the nearer observation intelligent French writer, who has wih9 English feeling, as exhibited both in Ne and in Great Britain, in regard to the ai sition of Texas By the United States said that we believed that Mir. Pakenhanl transferred from Mexico to Washinga exert, from this point, the influence ata by him for his government in Mexi irnstrate the wish of Texas to become 2 ton of our confederacy. The ex-Frenfl cretary to Mexico, who has had a hete portunity to know the motives of Lng as evinced in Mexico and in Europe, ad ces the same opinion we have asserted following promulgation of Almonte at ! I ork conyinces Us that Mexico will herself absolutely to the British views;

 "THE DIFFERENTIATION OF MExR' The Spanish journal published in thls f' Z the '.Notieioso de .4mboS Maados,t-ol morning, gives the text of despatch Senor Bocanegra, the Mexican Forelgl Ister, to General Almonte, which Te'l the latter gentleman on Thursday, oY of Havana. This despatch was fo%l after the arrival of MT. G. l.. d'homP0 .he city of Mexico, on his mission iron government of the United States, anu orwarded by way of Havana, eSpres'. meet and contradict any rumors tnai y y DC set afoat in this country, of Wllllus s on the part of Mexico to assent to the a' ltion of Texas.

 "Senor Bocanegra informs Genela monte, in the most emphatic terms Mexico will never assent to the anneAMg M hat the government and nation are lDn- n' ply determined to resist the prolecl ag, t ect all proposals for its consumallon' VI VI 'r accompanied or not by offers oi cpr, ,pn, iatlon; and General Almonte IS au''y t md instructed to contradict, in the mos a nal manner, any assertion or intlnlaiV' different character.

 "The despatch is dated May 3O' .;,,

 @The Aoicioso announces the alin his city Of Don Jose Gonzalez de la 'earer of despatches to General Almops' 7, aiming full instructions on the snplse' = | L..,... .....-... !. ....--.-.--.. D