FROM MEXICO.
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An arrival at Baltimore from Vera Cruz,
in ~ days, has brought the following inter
resting news:


The Congress Of Panama opened its ses-
sion at Acapulco, ON the 9Th of September,
and in few days adou,ncd for the purpose
of continuing its deliberations at Tacuhaya,
where it WAS expected al the deputies and
ministers, or agents from foreign powers
would assemble.


The Mexican Congress opened its session
on the fourteenth September, with great
formality, and every evidence of happiness
and rejoicing was eNinced by the people, on
the Interesting occasion. The Congress
was discussing the proprety oflaying All adj
dticnal duty on all cotton and linen goods,
particularly the former, which it was fear
ed would be entirely prohibited should the
law go into operation.


Our minister Mr.. Poinset, was ably exert
ing his talents and influence in protecting
the interest Of the United States, and it was
hoped he would be enabled to convince the
Mexicans of the impolicy Of the measure at
the present moment, while the country re-
quires supply of articles far beyond that
which could be furnished from its own re-
sources, and making it necessarily depend
ent upon others for many things OF primary
importance.


The Dutch Minister. Mr. Beer, had arriy-
ed at Vera Cruz in the sloop OF war Mercu-
ry, and had proceeded TO the capital on the
9TH ult.


Several Mexican vessels of war have been
dispatched BY Com. Porter, on cruise in the
neighborhood, of Cuba.


The mines in Mexico are beginning to
yield productivity, and the prospects Of the
capitalists never presented IA more gratifying
appearance---the mismanagementw which oc-
Cured in several English establishments
had been superseded by those wholesome
regulations which would insure handsome
return for the Capital invested, and a per-
manent revenue to those intere sted.


A letter from ST. Jago de Cuba under date
21st September, mentions that on the 18th
an awful earthquake was experienced there