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TEXAS AND MExIco.-These two nations are in
the same position towards each other that they
ever have been in. Santa Anna has been SO ab-
sorbed in getting married, in a week or two after
his first wife died, that the threatened invasion Of
Texas has become lead letter for the present, and
perhaps forever Mexico, in her Internal affairs,
is in such condition as to induce us to believe that
no very desperate attempt be made by her rupon
Texas And the movements of England, in rea-
ton to peace between the two countries, will pro.
badly aid in staving off any serious collision be-
tween them