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One of these parties rnbhed our Minister of his ira- yelling trunk, containing among other thugs some private papers and letters of value.

 At Puebla and Vera Cruz, he was an eye witness to the "proauneamtntos against Santa Anna, made by the civil and military authorities Al the latter place there was much ceremony displayed on the oc- casion, and great dec0rHn; whiIe at the lormer there was great disorder and confusion. mob pa- raded the streets during he night, crylrg "death 'o the foreigners" The hotel which Mir Cushing lpdged was attacked in the nIght, but without suc- cess.

 From Vera Cruz Mr C.. being disappointed in a passage by an ealer vessel bound to Ncw-Or cans, embarked m the Eugenia Tor this city. Aiter fine run he arrived of Sandy Hook in e'gheen days not without further adventure. The Eugena closed hauled, was run into hy schooner sailing fore the wind, and some damage was done by collision.

 We must not lorp'' - mention, that while MT. Cushing was es''irg at Mat ao, his house was ai- lacked by robb rs five ii aes, and entered hy them on one occasion. The Legation were obliged to be con stantly armed for seil-de lence.

 Mir, Webster and Mir. O'Donne are on their way home by the way of England, and may be very soon expected by their friends.

 Thus has Mr. Cushing, in few months, passed round the globe, eiectng, during his short absence,

 most important treaty, placing the commerce of his cot ntry in the China extended footing protecting il by well tuned and able negotiation, gained the good will and esteem of 'he Chinese gov ernment, and adding to the honors he already has won m pubic life. the respect and gratitude of his | countrymen.