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Slnls 10 lle GemOcGalic Ealhs. l'"' N''e ''0'
,houch,ful will bear witness that VIC orc mol ino
priya,eers. The charge lies at the door oi 'hoso
ogaaiors who wish to provide for themselves nj
The expense Of worhy incUmlents. Let Cow
Yell decline; and we will be found advocating
Convention upon principle, which, 1t adoP'e1'
shall leave no doubt to the choice oi the de'''ot
racv. But until the Gov. docs decIin". We must
have stronger proofs than the moro assertions OF
anonymous correspondents, oil the necessity or
proprety Of attempting Convention


From the n o Pcayune, Sept the Sih
! LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM
| MEXICO.


! The Mexican schooner lucatcco, Pra's master,
arrived at this port yesterday from Iampco'
whence she sailed on the 3Oih Of August. by
her we have received a file of Ei GcjeH, Tam
pico paper. down to the 27tl of August, ana
copy of Ei Sigio Die: Naerc of the l0ih uit..
from the capitaI-a week later than was received
! by the Joaquina on the 3lsl uit. but to The
news.


Mexico has not yet docIcred war, does she
appear in any manner competent to do so.' nc
country is rent by dissensions. Open c"ots nave
at las, broken out in the army, and on all hands
the ambitious military chefaInS arc qnarreling
among themselves.


The President has at last succeeded in the forma-
ton Of Cabinet. which is composed as follows
State Department, Sr. d. Manuel &c Ia peuu Y
Pena: Justice Ecclesiastical Affairs, &c, Sr. ID.
Jose Bernardo Couto; Treasury Department, d.
! Pedro f. del Castillo; War and Marine, d. Pedro
Maria Anaya. We cannot make room Tor their
letters of acceptance of Office, all dated August
I l4!h Tney are wonderfully silent about the
/ foreign relations of the country and war with
| The United States.


| The Sigio of the I9.h states that n rumor had
prevailed for three days in the capital Of militia.
| nv revolt in one section Of the army under Gen.
! FIlisola, on its march TO Texas. Without vouch-
| ing for their accuracy the Sig!o gives some Of the
details of tho movement. 1t appears that the
chiefs and officers OF the vanguard OF this dNIs-
| ion, willie three leagues distant from Sun Lni5 20.
/ tOsi. taking advantage OF the momcntary absence
! Of Generals FlsoH and GaOua, assembled Zen


junta) and agreed that they wou not continue


their march upon Texas unless they SH''ud re.


ceive, besides their tuu pay, all the cquPm"n:s
'pcrquisilrs and provisions OF an army OF can-
> paign. This resolution they reduced to Il formal
act. Ii was reported further that Generals fl.i.
soa and Purcdes agris sed just at the moment. and


prevailed upon the DIVISION 10 resume the march.


+! GciCn of tho 21lh ut, has the same rumoTs.
bot states that it is KeWls reported that the ois-
affected portion of the army has incorporated II.


self with the forces under Gen. pnrcdCs; ijnI N"


latter refuses to obey the GtorernHc%! -tiiat The


third division of the arny. winch Is under his com.


mand, is disposed for PrOaanc tamcm0, nnd. It Is
p even whispered. that The object of II viii he to
/ proclaim il Consa. FL Gejen IS more than half
G inclined 10 believe all this. There arc "'I-
. IDENTITY some operations on tool hostile To- the Cow
crnmenr, bot Iho precise object Of which has not
: yet transpIreG. A number OF the 9tgl0 winch
t we have not seen has been received al iamwco.
r. 1t mcntiuns the arrival in the city OF McAtO o!
commissioners from Parcdos ard FIso.t.


The editor of the Sigio is excessively Iu!igaan,
that otli.crs who have lived at thr expense OF the


nation, should, when ordered to the frontiers, to


defend tho most sacred rights OF the country. IrI.


pose conditions upon their Government. 1t in.


ssls, with some spirit anda IitIIo Mexican bIuser,


tina, they should be discharged from the service.
The editor of the SigiO writes IN the most des-


pairing tone OF the internal condIuon Of tho Re-
public and Of the state OF political morals at the


capitol. Here, he says criminals have no shame.


because crime has no punishment lmPurty Is


the rule Of the day; men enter upon rcvo0t> ~
specunlons in which little is rIskeI and much
may be gained Such is the tone Of his specuta.


tons, which we would translate had we room, 10


show the complete moral disorganizaton Of socio-


y il Mexco-a ptey TO job0ers. specula.ors, mill.


iary aspirants and adveulurcrs.


Letters have beet received ut Tampic, from


San Luis potosI. which announce that a rcvo.,I.
ton is uoar at hand. There appcnrs t" b. 4


strong dctuand for the establishment of the Fed.


eral Constitution Of 1924, and if this be not grant


ed BY tho Government, it is likely to be carried


by force. In the Departmental Assembly OF
Iamouipas, 4 proposition TO second the initiative
of Zacaecas lior the restoration Of this Coustu-
tom has already been introduced. Should we


have arrivals. VIC are not IiheIy 10 wait many


days for news o! the results OF .ho various mach
nations OF the rcyuuon!s,s. Oar limits will not
aiIew US to enter INTO any sPecuIalions upon tins
subject. suggested by the paPers before Us, and at
winch we have had only time hastily to gjancc.
/ Tho house Of Lizard u Co., is again bitterly
/ censured for its mismanagement of Mexican hnan-
C, S, but the controversy on this subject has been
carried on in London, and is not, Of course, new
here.


! Gen. Paroles has become involved in 4 violent
newspaper controversy with Sr. Rovcs. dcpusy
who so dIscomf;od the late Ministry. The Pres.