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MEXICAN RELATIoNs.-A very spirited correspondence has recently passed between Mir Upshur, our Secretary of State, and Gen. Alfaoatc, the Mexican Minister, in relation to the annexation of Texas. The letters of Mr Upshur speak the language of an American statesman and patriot, devoted to the best and broadest interests of free government, and the dignity and honor of his own country. He speaks language to the Mexican Minister, and his Government, which they will be like ly to remember, and, it is hoped, they will profit by. He denies the right of Mexico to question our Government as to our intentions toward any independent and sovereign State, as Texas is; and says we will treat with her without consulting the wishes of Mexico, or any other power. In conclusion, he tells Gen. Almonte, that if Mexico have any cause of complaint against the United States, and will make it known, full justice shall be done her