would have been inclined to ascrlbe to them the attributes of Milton's Abdel-

 Amid the faithless faithful only they
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the attributes of Milton's Abdiel-

 Amid the laithless faithful only they

 -unshaken-unse

 But no sooner had the public voice declar- ed itself against the General-in Chiel, than they gave their loyalty to the four winds ol Heaven, and no doubt will reap rich re- ward:

 It is an event to be held in perpetual re- ioicing by the Mexican people, that they have shaken of the deadly incubus that has so long oppressed them For years past, Mexico has groaned under the iron misrule Of one who cared nothing for her welfare, who has been heard to say in the language of the tyrant of antiquity, "fhe MeXicans do not love, but they fear ne.o No man prob ably had ever more resources for advancing the happiness and prosperity of his country, than he whom that country has now cast out, spurned and rejected. No one could have made himself more beloved. But the ulti- mate career of all tyrants, is now his. His unexampled tyranny, avarice and unbounded selfshness has met its just reward. Z.