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1 cerncd Himself to goinio eternity IS 2 3truc Catholic, who, if he feared the Ire mendous judgement of q severe and iii Ifallible Jndge. confided in his inexl,aus ltibic compassion, and was very far iron | saying like Cain, My punishment i.

 greater than can bear.''

 .lllass.,ss.zz!zia, fsb. G-The factions, whe are continually changing theirtneas,lres

 always keeping the country if alarm, al ways dcvising means for their own az

 grandizement, have nova projectonfoof

 which none but men destitute of all sense Of shame could have adopted. Il is explained in two words viz: to form a party in favor of Ssr. Gomex Pcdraza. in opposition 10 ST. Pustaaaente.

 .Herico Fcb. i5.--1'he Supreme Go vernment has received news from Mo relia by express, that the Commandant General (of the insurgents Bias Estre- da, has presented himself for pardon, with the party under his command

 Tcb. 2i.-The news received by eve mail is very satisfactory. According to that received to-day. tranquility is re stored on all sides the unhappy persons who had been led astray, are presenting themselves to the authorities, and the seditious publications of those who de- sire toproiong the evils of the Nation, excite only the indignation of all good citizens.

 sss'tieansboat $ ct 7anpico.-iiFe have the pleasure of communicating the arrival of the first Steamboat at Iampico, des- tined to ply on that river. It will be the beginning of great advantages for the commerce and industry of the State Of the interior.

 The following extract of a letter, with which we have been politely favored, mentions fact in relation to the man her of the capture of the late General Guerrero, which we have not before seen stated.-BaA. finer.

 'sHera Cruz, Eco. 2S.-The only news we have here is the execution of Gen. Guerrero. He was bought by the pre- sent administration for S5o,o00. The captain of the Sardinian brig lying at Acapulco invited him on board to dine j; as soon as he got on board the vessel, sail was made, and he was taken to Hu- atulco, and delivered into the hands of his enemies. Thence ire was taken to Oaxaea, where he was tried by a kind of dru.nhead court martial, and on tie lith inst. was shot about two leagnes this side of that city. On the gound he made presents of what little he had about him, and died like a man. This thing has caused violent sensation here, and when q reaction shall take place, IS t most certainly will sooner or later, if will be terrible. Blood will flow in torrents. 2