IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Correspondence of the N Y Daily Exnrass
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MExlco, Oct. 22d, 1886. 1,, II IS not improbable that Mr. Ellis the American oaefSe, at Mexico will soon demand his passports, and go home learn that he has sent to the Govern men. men long list ei complaints, demanding answers Ml reasorahle lime, and also reparaton of the olaon of the flag of the United States in tbs sesnrs ofan American brig at Vera Cruz. Ds''''e

 1t IS the report that he will go home If these demands are not anwered satisfactorily I learn that tf,anv days have elapsed, and that answer has been aiyen ana certain that he will go home if no satisfaction be gwen Mir Ellis at the present time is in poor health. mach may delay hs departure protrac his neeocia lions.

 on the parts of the Priests and the present Govern 1en there is good feeling toward the United States worth Americans live uneasy life here, not know ios what to expect from day 10 day. send this letter to take Its chance by the way of Havana.