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s;tnation of affairs or of parties, tbs gay only say that, when we understand

 anu usnbiect better, we will further give our

 tle 3ars sa.9 information of the state of things in leaas.3 :.toresting but truly unfortunate coun- lDa' IN" We say unfortunate, because with ry. : ,esourees, large population afid a fine

 'as ,.,rv they cannot (it appears) remain , eoua1 loaq enough to show the people the

 iaas a1s.s;nqs and advantages of a free govern nent r. s. The Bishop of Durango has resisted the ,.,1 respecting cufates, and fled to Zaca- tecas. - nlI A.sa been excited by the deserters of Can p%.o 1.o Some of these cried out, from tue 4n1r a,aoets of the houses, tsDeath to the civil pr pParbonties-death to the congress-long fire the king"

 The supreme government of Mexico, in .onseouence of revolt of Puebla. des- sstcbed ss thither the colonel Gonsalez PaYon, reIb 300 cavalry and 150 infantry.

 The congress suspended its session by exclamation of Santa Anna, the President, May b.

 ' Vera Cruz, Jalapa, 0rizaba, and Cordoya, have declared IS we'll as Puebla against .ny reform or interference with the church.

 The state of Oajaea, after a slight slar- nisF,. ia which the apostolic party were successful, declared itself free, and in eonyocation of the people, issued 6 decree l nrohibiting any other than the Catholic re- RFgion, signed by Ramon Ramirez de Agui nr governor. They profess allegiance,how- ever, to the federal government, and to San- a Anna.

 Extract ofa letter to a gentleman in New Orleans, dated,

 TABTPTco, 1st June.

 Civil war IS again breaking out, by that ! treacherous rascal, Santa Anna, who has arned coat and is now supporting the Church and Spaniards. My friend writes rom Aguas CalieRtes, that tn Layos, the ! Pelados, supported by the AIaIditos Frai- les, opposed the passing the laws of Gomez Farias relative to tthes, and Tn eonse- ouence, from the state of Jalisco, 300 in- l fantry were sent to put them in order, when i the popuace would not allow them 10 enter but told them they could not fight against the soldiers, but that they would murder all the ofIieers-they did enter, as E poor Cirico officers were murdered in cold blood, having had their threats cut, and two others had their tongues cut out, and others their throats cut from ear to ear. Ii Is to be ob- serYed that these two last, when in San Juan, had ih frolie, lazoed Statua santo Tn the street d year before, and it of course was not to be forgot by the Priests-so much for laws and civilization, 1t would egen be considered bafbarous for Indians, what then must be the case when people afthe present day that foment inc dancing of quadriles should be so voracious of bIood