LATEST FROM MEXICO.
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We copy from the Charleston Patriot OF the
7th instant the following as the latest news from
Mexico:


In adrance of tile Mail We have the Plea
yHne of Saturday last, ria the Central Road. It
contains late accounts from Mexico brought by
the brig Somers and steamer Mississippi at Pen
sacoa, which we can barely glance at, owing to
the crowded state of our columns and the lateness
of the hour l


The French Minister, Baron CYPREY. and the
editor of EL' SigIo Vera Cruz paper, have had
personal difficulty, the result of which is that
the former was notified by the Government to
quit in three days, or they would not be answera-
bic for his safety. ...'


Durango was ovcrrun by the Camanche In
dams, Sonora in state of insurrection, and every
place in Mexico presenting scenes of "confusion
worse confounded." ss z-Fsst g. -za


The clamor against the Administration was
loud and bold, and strong efforts were making to
overthrow it. HERRERA is required to retire 10
private life and discharge his Cabinet ~z.s


The Government had succeeded il obtaining a
loan of half million from Macintosh & Co.


Gen. CoNDE was talking of stopping the Amer
ican emigrants who were said to be on their way
to California and Chihuahua. The other Gen
erals were making the usual quantity of bombas-
tic speeches. &c. TO their troops. ..l s,r. 20 a@