From lie No. RcnnLLicGn.
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We copied, 4 few days since, a WASHINGTON
Icttor from tho New York Courier and Enquirer, il
which reference was made to Mr.. PARRoTr, whc
has gone to Mexico. MS the letter stated, or .
secret mission. The New York Cuur;rrofa more
recent dat" contains note from friend of Mr..
PAEEoTT in who hcrrors in the VI ashington letter
nre pointed out and its disparnging statements
cOntraGIcted.


Itapp'urs that Mr., Parrot was formerly United
Sr.es Consul AT Mexico. which office he resigned,
and was not removed as alleged. His claim on
the Mexican government is for spo'iation on his
property, by winch he was bankruptcd, whilst en-.
gagged in mercantile pursuits in that country; and
tar from his claim being "wild.. > it has recriv.
cd the favorable report Of the American Commits
sioners under the treaty of 1899 with Mexico. nnd
was last session reported upon in Congress-
The note in the Courier adds:


His present visit 10 NIeyico.is stated to be in
obedience TO summons from n ,erhaps diving
brother. Consul Of the United Sta.cs at Mnzntlan
who called him TO his bedside 10 soolhe, it may
be. his last moments. and to take charre Of his
property. Mr.. Parrot, when he received the
summons, was, and for some time had been. n
clerk in the Navy Department. He i;?rf"d;a,al,
rendered his designations butupon being Informed
"i tho cause. the Secretary declined rrcaivIpr i
and granted hIm tnriough Or leave Of absence.
Tor SIX months; with the understanding that if tn,
state IN which he should hud his brother .youI
Justify It, he would return within that tiine--a
compliment certainty significant Of the high es,i
nation III which he IS held by the Dpp+%tment-
Mr.. 7. sailed for FeraCruz, in the Anahuac.
whence he will 60 5y land TO Mazatan.