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PRIyArEERme.--The New Orleans Pcnyune d
the 22d instant says:


La Patria created quite stir in the city by ID
article upon the Mexican letters of mnroue. Their
was much conversation upon the subject IN bust
ness circles, but no alarm or even concern felt w
arc assured that the letter addressed by Senor Ar
rango'z to those having charge Of the Mexican cor
s1late, were by no means Of a nature to give alarm
ana the tenor Of them promptly laid before Ih'
insurance companies by his correspondents.


"Eie did not contemplate the probability or even
the possibility that cruisers would be hted out IL
the island Of Cuba The Spanish authorities appehf
determined that II shall not be done. S,i ess ID
Senior Arangoz anticipate that letters Of mmqu'
could be issued here


"We are directly and confidently assured ihsi
besides the announcement Of the decree Of the Mex
lean President in conformity with law of Congress
the letters from Senior Arrangoiz contained not sv''
suggestion of anything which could prove nla1
r'ous TO American commerce. We did not read hls
use."


The New Orleans Commercial Time, Of the ~~'
date says;


The Patria must be mistaken in asserting lh'i
the acting consul Of this city has received orders
issw khsrs Of fmargne here. To our knowlsdgs
tEere has been no such individual as Mcxicaa
consul IN New Orleans for the last three mosths
HIS functions expired by their own ierminslsn,
and the Mexican consulate is a thing iefdnot.