Bv the Elizabeth J. arrived at Philadelphia on
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Bv the Elizabeth ], arrived at Philadelphia on
Friday, from Havana. we have the following items


EMBARGO OF ToBAsco In the Diario de la Ha.
bdnd OF the llth inst, find the following decree
promulgated by the Government of Mexico. which
has been officially communicated to the minister
plenpotentlary OF the Spanish Government resident
at Mexico:-


BY authority of Jose joaquin de Herrera president ad
interim OF the Mexican Republic be il known that in
conormance to the provision Of the law of the 22d
February, 1892, by


Art lstThe Port of Tobasco is declared shut for both
foreign and coastwise commerce.


Art 2dThs act will 90 into effect as far as regards
foreign vessels in two months from the date Of the publ
cation Of this decree in the capital Of the republic and
regards national vessels from the 25h Of the month
July.


Dated Palacio del Gobierno Nacional Mexico 18th OF
July, ls45. JOSH HERRERA.


CENTRAL. AMERTcA.-The Sigio, from Mexico
contains news from Guatemala TO the effect that
treaties of peace had been negotiated between Mica
ragua and Salvador, but il appears by other accounts
received at Havana that difficulties had occurred he
tween Salvador and Honduras The above s given
on the authority Of the Diario de In Marina.


Puerto PRINcIPE.-Accounts received at this OF.
flee, dated lst OF August, advise us OF the opening
Of, at that place, eighteen miles of railroad for public
use. They also state, that the heat was 80 intense
as 10 have caused several cases of death by brain e
ver among which we notice, with great regret,
that Of Antonio Frelre, ESQ., well known az the able
and kindly hearted editor Of the Fdnai.