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MExIeo.-TExAs.-We have been much amused in perusing the specalations contained III some late numbers of paper called the Ph9nix of Mexico, on the sub iect of the disturbances in the province Of the Texas. The editor, who Is himself a member cf Congress, appears to be n q perfect quar1aary and dilemma, how this knotty affair is to terminate or in what man. her it is 10 be handled. The poor distract ed government of Mexico, torn 10 pieces by factIoas intnguers and military usupefs, has already so many irons Ill the fire, that 1t may we'll be perplexed with this addition al yexation Of ascertaining in what manner 1t can subject to is despotic, yet feeble and anarohical control, colony of such large extent, and so far removed from its capital, as Is that of Texas, peopled chiefly by American citizens, and already in a state of revolt, threatening to disinember itself from the confederacy. if the Mexican Go- vernment deserves that name. The editor in question, is doubtful whether d State can be permitted to secede from the general compact. Then, again, he thinks the Uni ted States will scarcely presume to take Texas under her wing, among other req sons because the .Nerican caraii.g and ia- 1dRtig are 80 far superior 10 ours Fporuue nuestia cayallerla es superior la de elIos y nuestra inianteria les escede en valor V en constancia forgetting probably, the two little skirmishes which took place in 1882 al Nelasco and Nacogdoches, in both of which large bodies of their troops were routed, killed, or captured, by handful of American lifiemen. However, he need not look upon us as bngbear to his apprehen- sions, as we have at present much more land than We know what to do with; and we are pleased to perceive that, after holding up the valor of has country in te1Horem to Us, to deter us fnom any ambitious views of conquest, his courage cools down so far as 10 admit that il would be, after all, the WI sest course to put Texas Up at auction to any bidder that will give for it 10 or I2 mil lions of dollars, which we shall nol.-.Neap Fork Foe. Stas