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man, and possesses a vast deal Of correct INFORM
a,ion. lie was Minister PIcaipo,entary nj WASH
ington a few years ago, but never had The fefa-
taiion Of a firm aud energetic diplomaiist. iie'
with the other members Of tie actual minis,ry,
arc likely to follow, lar as the general policj
of the country is concerned the impulse OF Zen.
AImonte, Secretary OF War, WHO Is locked upon
as tho Premier. According to the latest nows
from the capital, the cabinet was giving sa'i'iac'
ton. bu. we DO not venture to express the nope
tha, il will do tho country any COOL"


VERA CRUz, Jan. 81, iSiG,


"Our latest dates from Mexico reach TO the
l7th inst. It was gencrafy thought that the ai'
fairs pending between tho United States and this
government, will not terminate amcabiy.


alt is rumored that the government has decreed,
that the licenses for the Introduction Of 6c.O0O
quinIi,ls foreign Cotton, are to be gwen to any
one that may apply ou the payment OF sio per
qninial duty"


We understand that leters have been received
from Mr.. SliJell, at Mexico, under date of the
l7lh elh, on which day he intended TO depart for
Puebla.


Robert Walsh ESQ.,, the Paris Correspondent
Of the National lnisIlfgencer, gives the following
item in relation to the great Irish Agito,or, Mr..
Dan. OConne!l, he says:


The Commissioner OF the London Times, trav-
cling in Ireland has convicted O'Conne. the
supreme philan:hropis, and abolItIonist of leaving
his own tenanlry in worse condition altogether
:han are the inhabitants of any negro quarter in
tire United States; the most abect and pteous life
in the viest wigwams; no schools. 10 care, no
culture. The commissioner says:


al hare been all over England, Scotland.
Wales, and ireland, and | declare 10 you. so.
lemnly, that in no part of the United Kingdom is
such neglected &retchedness-such filth, such
squalor, such misery of every kind-to be seen
as saw that day on Mr.. OConnel's estate, in
the presence of Mr.. Maurice O'ConneIl."