MRxIco.--lt Is with the most sincere and unfelgned satisfaction, that all cx- animation of the last Mexican papers enables us to state, that the irrcgulari- ties and violations of the constitution which commenced at the last prcsiden- tial election, and were consumnatcd by the famous decree of August last, grant ingmore thankingly powersto Guerrero, seem to have entirely ceased. The ad- ministration of Bustamente, so far as we can Juge from the general aspect of po lltlcal affairs, and the state of internal tranquility throughout the nation, seems to be getting more and more popula4 X rigid but just and rational system oif reform, seems to be gradually operating upon the diseases engendered in tho vlruience of party spirit, and the corrup- ton of individuals during the two las: years; and a healthful reaction begging to appear, inaii the departments of go yernnett. In short 1t seems, as though the Mexican people can begin to say, once more--we have I constitution, We have an organized government! The names of Yoyti,,o and Escoses sceu, to be passing away, and the MExs- CAN CITIZENS substituted in their stead. l If these appearances are realities and if the bitter animosities which unllingcd the government, under the names of Yorkino and Escoses, can now he piire- ed from the heart and forever plotted from remembrance, by a just sense of the solemn duties and social obligations presented to view by the name Of Mexi- can citizen; ifhis canbe done, the Mex

 jeans can then most einphatically sayy, our independence is consummated, our happiness is secured, our national pow CT IS based upon rock, and we can de- fy our enemeis, both external and inter- nal.v

 i The Mexican Government have de- ltermined to establish a military post on the northern frontier of Texas. This determination appears to have raised out of the fear, that the Indians, tf:ss,s-z planted by the United States on the western 5 side ef Arkansas, will intrade upon the white settlers of Texas, with. out they have some military proteetioh-

 