LATEST FROM MEXICO.
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NEW-ORLEANs, July End.

 Notwithstanding the opinion of the writer of the letter we have published from Mexi- co, and the confidence with which the Vice. President speaks of the speedy termination of the disturbances in that agitated country, we have our fears that 1t viii be the theatre of long and bloody conflict The priests take an active part in promoting the rebel lion, if, indeed, they are not the principal exciters of 1t. The great influence which this crafty body of men exercise over the minds ofall classes of the people, but more particularly the lower, and the soldiery, render them very dangerous to the state.- When man dethrones his reason to enshrine his fellow mortal, 1t behooves public func- tionaries to act with the utmost circumspec- ton. To attack boldly the bigotted and selfish enemies of the present enlightened Government of Mexcio, would be to give them fatal triumph Tais is the critical