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duke is. confessedly, not popular, but still he appears to have a strong hold upon the recollections and respect of the more mod crate of his countrymen. In all this ex- citement there was not, however, we are assured, the slightest admixtu;e of Migu- elite feeling, but 1t seemed to be the genu- inc outbreaking of a sort of chiyarous in- dignation at some imagined wrong done 10 the youthful Queen.

 The funera! Of the prince passed oror peaceabiy, and the capital and the proVin- lces are reported as perfectly tranquil.

 The Plague n E2Ypt.-According to accounts from Alexandra, of the 23rd uIt, of l9,o00 persons, who, up to that time, have been attacked by the plague, 10000 had died.

 A rigid quarantine has been ordered in the Mediterranean ports on vessels from Egypt.

 The New Orleans Bee, of the 19th ult. has the following intelligence from Mexico:

 The brig Haleyon, arrived yesterday, brought us fife of the Gacet5 tie I IFatnan- lpas, up to the Eth inst. It appears that Santa Anna has taken the field in person with numerous forces, and has entered Zacatecas, winch it IS supposed will soon be under his control. Letters written from Chilpapcingo state that the adberents of Alvarez are daily diminishing, and are rein. forcing the troops of the president. His outposts had been attacked by Col. More- nos, in winch few men were killed which made Alvarez complain to Gener- al Bravo of useless shedding of blood :; forgetting that he is responsible for this wanton eausion of blood or loss of lives.

 The government has approved an act of the Chamber of Deputies, restoring to the duke of Manteleone his property that had been eonfseated by an ordinance of the 27th May, 1883.

 The captain of the Eacyon reports that 1t was the current opinion that pitched bat tie would ensue soon between the troops under Santa Ana and Alvarez, in the state of Zacateeas.