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The property of churches and convents in Mexico, valued at one hundred millions of dollars, has been seized to pay the home and foreign debt incurred in the revolution.

 4 decree of the government acknowl- edges lturbide as one of the principal au- thors of the independence of Mexico:-- that the remains of this distinguished gen- eral are to be placed in the national urn, with those of the first heroes of is inde- pendence--that the widow and children of itarbide can return 10 the rePubhct and that the family shaii continue to enjey the pension designated by law

 A considerable exportation of priests Tbanished1 has lately been made from Mex leo. iEco If about so,0oo of them, and 1000 generals, ssmore or less, were sent of, we might hope for the prevalence of piety and patriotism, in that priest-ridden and general led counfry.--.Nites.