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MYsrERious.-Wc have received by lh
steamship Fanny letter from our Ner
Cruz correspondent dated the 18th inst, I
which be says that an extraordinary Ell
press was despatched that morning at
o'clock by the English consul TO ovrftak
Gen. Scott. Our corrrspnnlunt ptesum'
that something very important must ha'
been despatched. lor the regular EnglisI
courier, the best express man in the world
was expecting 10 20 up the following da
upon the arrival, then expected, ol the Eng
lish steamer Conjecture was busy as Il
the nature of the despatch. One can hard
ly AVOID cnnnnc'ing the purpose OF The mes
ssnuef with the anticipated arrival OF Pa
II ics. Having rIst learned that the ARM
Of Gen. scott had commenced lie march
II might have been the design of The Brii
ish consul 10 delay il by some means 10 give
time for Paedes 10 60 up. This would sho"
n more intimate connection oi the EnglIsl
government with the return Of Parcde,
than we have a right to charge upon groundi
ut all eqni,ocal. But what could have
been the necessity for despaicbng a specIa
courier on the l3lh 10! which we have NJ
doubt whom the regular courier was l'
leave the following day Every thing in
dicaling British comPlcity with the return
Of larodes should be lnycsligalcd'-N u
Pidyuiie.