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By late advices from Mexico. received at New Or
leans, it appears that the Mexican Government is
anxious for restoration of friendly relations with
this country and that the dispatches which have
gone forward will probably lead to speedy renewal
of diplomatic intercourse. The condition of Mexico
is represented TO be deplorabe in the extreme With
external quarrels all hands, and internally, dis
content insubordination and alarm prevailing every
where the government is entirely powerless and in
er exposed to the bitterest denunciaons and threa-
tened daily to be overthrown. In Durango and other
northern departments, the encroachments of the In
dian tribes are SO serious as TO throw the people into


state of universal CONSERVATION A deputation had
reached the capital to demand assistance, and decar
ing that if it were not granted them the Northern
Departments '1OWd be compelled to thro'o themselves
the protection Of the United STATES The Government
had to render the aid required, and mea-
sures Of relief had been devised.