From the New Orleans Tiopie of the 5th.
MEXICO-RUMORS OF WAR.
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Since The arrival of the schooner Eqniv,
on Sunday, which brought up 10 the city
the captain of the Mexican schooner Re
lampago, from Vera Cruz. at anchor OF
the S. w Pass, and the brother Of the
Mexican Consnl here, who came passen-
ger In that vessel, as stated In our paper
Yesterday. there have been many rumors
flyng about in relation to the prospect of a
war with Mexico. The Jefersonian, of
Yesterday morning, quotes letter from We
ra Cruz, dated on the 2E1 ult., received by
Mexican gentleman In this city, which
says:


1 have to conclude this letter in hurry.
as the news is Jus: in town that war has
been declared against the Americans and
the vessels are going off. immediate to
prevent being selz d.


The Bee says in postscript.


We hear from a person who has il from
an authentic source iha: the Mexican gov
ernment has closed lis ports TO American
commerce.


TIE only rumor which appears al pres
ent to be W II authenticated, Is one, that the
Mexican Consul has received. orders from
his government to withdraw immed lately
from this country. What the exact nature





advised, but we are Informed on what we
believe to be excellent authority, that that
functionary will close his Office to morrow,
and cease to exercise his duties. We can
not believe that Mexico has declared war
or intends TO do so--she surely is infatuated;
bat from all we can learn we are inclined
to the opinion that the government of that
Republic has come to the conclusion, as sta
ted IN yesterdays Bee, to stop a II intercourse
with the u. States


The schooner Wafer Witch is hourly
expected fiom Vera Cruz, whence she
was 50 sail on the 90 uIt She viii
probably bring US defaite intelligence
Meantime. In order to Law before our read
efs all The Information we can gather in
relation to this very interesting matter. we
copy the following paragraphs from the
Courier. of last evening.


L ). Since the foregoing was written
we have seen letters from Mexico of July
22, which say acar waS aaerita5le. The
Senate of Mexico had assembled in order
TO discuss thequestion ofpeace or war. and
the issue depended on their deliberations
Until the resnlt was known the Mexican
ports would continue open as usual to Amer
lean trade.


We have before us file of the paper
called the Vera Cruz no, up to and incla-
ding the l9lh July. Communicated to us by
a friend. They contain not word that
looks IKE probable rupture between the
u. States and Mexico