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who lett here few days since for the capital-
Doth OF whom were wounded, Were set upon
oy Dandltu on the road, and not only were thew
loODe1 out oneo them was severely maltreat-
ed The news has also came In. well authen-
ucated, that Capt ARABIC, a marine officer. who
Commanded both at Vera Cruz and Cerro Corlo
was killed by an Indian three daNs since He
had abused the Alcalde of the village xrhen
one of the bystanders shot him dead ON Tho s,o,
Aranjo was noisy, clustering fellow. and his
own countrymen do not appear to shed any
tears at his loss


A paper published at Puebla on the 24th inst.
La Ierddd DemOnStrada, came to hand to-day.
could only obtain the paper for a short time,
but long enough 10 see the fiery wrath of the
editor was fairly boiling over He denounces
the Yankees, he denounces every BODY that will
not turn to and help him denounce them. He
pretends that there is party in Mexico, head
ed by Rejon and Gomez Farias, who are for sell
ling the great Mexican Republic to the North
American vandals. The following is a transla-
ton of short article in La Verdad Demonstra-
dd, which is given as a specimen of the editors
thunder


By private letters we learn that the iniqutous Puros
1.-THE party of Faras, who the Republicans or ultra
Democrats are anxious raise another pronuncia-
mento, and proclaim aunion with the abhorred Y an
KEGS Farms Is at Toluca,ta city Is leagues of
Mexico with the traitor Alaqubel preparing meas
ures tor he enslavement of his counsry kelon is
equally hard at work at the city of Mexico The
valiant sodies ofhe battalion OF Hdalgo arrested him
the other day, but the Government has placed him at
liberty.


The cunning dissimulator Senior Ibarra, venomous
as reptile, craws forth obscurely from his lurking
place to-day in order that he may plant his
malignant teeth in The vitals OF the Republic. All
those spurious Mcxicans wish to assassinaie their
country lmpiOus Onesl May the anger God confound
and the popular INDIGNATION cxtlrminDte thpmt Lang
live independence and liberty OF with the heads OF
the vile traitors. May they die. to wash with their
blood the intamy they would bring upon the nation.
And let us ali prepare for universal uprising which
IKE an electric hre will consume and devour the
KEGS.


Whew. one has to take long breath after reading
this What the editor is driving il difficult to d.
vnei Tor the idea that either Eaias or Reon wish to
sell lher country perfectly prepos least to
the Americans. lbana has been Governor OF Puebla:
Olaguibel believe, is still Govonor OF loluca, and
there Is not one OF these who holds other than
the most cordial hatTcd TO the Unised States il their
past acts 90 any thing Ii NAV that the ed
itor wants something to tear and IL prudent enough
to ioke hold OF men who ior the present are politically
dead


Major BoTlaud and Gaines Capt Clay, with the
other prisoners taken at incarnacion some months
since, said to be at liberty in the city of Mexico


NO less tnan six OF the party, as il Is reported.
have already been assassinated by the Mexcars.


Senor Atocha, who came out from the United
States with some proposition OF peace or something
OF the kInd-lt turned out TO be species of fools
N
cano OF the 18th inst the editor in an article head
/ ed Don OliJanpro Atocha,n goes on TO say:
his man has arrived at Vera Cruz. This circum-
stance is more aggravating that any misfortune
that has betallen US In our with the Americans
The losses which have suffered, the affairs OF falo
Alto la Resaca, Matamoros, la Augosturas fatatiee
or msfortunes occasioned by whatever cause,
TenceS 10 be found IN the regular order OF events but
the arrival OF Atocha In Mexico, and his intervention
as negolatoro peace, confers upon tire greatest
stan the greatest contempt and the greatest degrnda
uon- Atocha was here in certain times of pilteriDg
and immortality; he made rapid fortune such
made under under auspices of certain cabi-
nets he was exiled and prescribed in the year 1874
an enemy OK the national representation, traitor,
nsa % % fe e sfnSr Is 0t & S q S9
pose apeace was despised and now after the loss of
Vera Cruz, he presents himself again with the same
object 1hlS Is the worst that happen 10 Mexico.


Atocha, the immoral pimp OF the heartless Ieeches
OF times past, comes the broker of peace which
Mexicois asked TO make OH Cod this is the great
est sign that thou hast forgotten U.S. Send upon us
bombs rifles, grape shot, and every class cfprc
and mstounes; burn us, reduce TO ashes, destrds
us-these annihate but do not dishonor us; send tho
entire North TO subugate and rule US, but let
not Atocha be the broker of contract of peace, be-
cause that, involving upon us the greatest humiia-
lion, would be, oh. God. thy greatest punishment


Now, this is all very well. The sending of such
person as Atocha TO this country-a man universally
hated and despised by all save few Government
stock lobbers-was certainly most humating TO the
people here, and any thing but calculated TO open
door for peaceful settlement OF difficulties; and



or any other editor, for openly speaking their minds
in relation such agent. But the writer in I'll
Kepublcano has neglected TO inform one impor-
tant point lie speaks of "certain times" and Ger
tain cabinets" Why did he not come out openly and
say that Atocha's partners and friends were Santa
Anna and some OF his mnistersl and why did be not
come out at once and say that these men employed
Atocha TO do their dirty work and help them out in
their pecuations TO defraud the poor Government
No they throw every thing upon the shoulders ot
Atocha, because some of his former associates are
still in power. All this, however does not shield
from blame those who sent Atocha herethe very last
man who could bring about Ieconciliauon-uness
the intention still farther TO exasperate the people
OF Mexico.


! El Monitor Republican, of the 2lst inst contains
Gen. Taylors address TO the inhabitants of Tamau-
! hpas, Nueva Leon and Coahuila in relation TO the
outrages committed by Urea. The editor contends
that all Urea's acts honorable and legitimate n-
ludes TO the bombardmentof Vera Cruz as an Offset
any acts of the Mexicans which may be construed
into atrocities and speaks openly OF the barbares OF
Scott and the despotism of Taylor. LAS barbados
de Scot el despousmo de Taylor.l have no time
send you translation, for the article is very long,
but say that the oditOr handles his subject very
ingeniouily. G. W. K.