by this Evenings Southern Mail.
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From the New Orleans Delta, August ~.


LErTERs OF MARQUE.--We see il stated in La
Pairia Of yesterday, that Don Francisco Arrangoiz,
Mexican consul at Havana, has written to the act
ing consul Of this city, ordering lsirs Of aqGs to
be issued here. We have since learned, through q
person late from Havana, that by the packet ship
which was to leave for New York on the sans day
that the r. Sous left for this port similar orders
from the Mexican government had been forwarded
20 Don Juan de la Granja, consul general in New
York. Our contemporary says he hopes that the
government of Louisiana will be on the gui pips in
order to prevent the arming of pryateers here. OF
tins we think there need be but little apprehension
There are two powerful causes TO prevent il. The
hrst is, that we believe there is not American cu
zen IN New Orleans would be found so recreant to
his duty TO his country as TO countenance, aid or
assist IN such an enterprise; and the next is, all
knowing the likelihood Of being arrested and il
rested, the terrible penalty Of the crime, that
will have the temerlty TO embark in the undertaking
When we hear of the capture of any one Of the
most unprotected merchant vessels in the gulf, we
will begin to believe there are privateers shoat, not
before.


ARKAHsAs ELEcrIos.-R. w. johnson, the dem
ocratc candidate, has been elected TO Congress with
out opposition. large majority of the newly
elected legislature will also be democratic The Lit
lie Rock Democrat says "rhe question Of the Uni
ted States senatorial election, so far as we have
turns stands about four in favor Of Ashley to oae for
Yell."-.E o. Bulletin.