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MsxICo-SANDwICH IsLANDs-By tho arrlva
of the schooner Juanita at New-Orleans from
Vera Cruz, files Of papers have been received tc
the Cd inst. They communicate the lmportan
intelligence that legitimate authority had been re-
established in the Sandwich Islands. This event
occurred soon after the arrival at Honololu, on
the 26th of July last of H. B. NJ. ship Dublin
Admiral Thomas, who Immediately annulled
every thing that Lord Paulet had done-estab.
Ished the authority of King Kamehameha Ill
On the 3lst of July the Hawaiian flag dis
played, and was saluted with q guns by the forts
of Honololu, and by the Dublin, Carysfort and
Haypard, ,as we'll as the American frigatc Constel-
lation; this measure having been consummated
on that day, by articles Of agreement between
Her Majesty and King Kamehameha III. under
the respective seals of the signers.


The Hazard, British man-of-war, arrived at
San Bias from the Sandwich Islands on the 9th,
with dispatches from Admiral Thomas, bringing
the important inteGge nee of the islands being de-
but they were, unfortunately, day too late to be
forwarded by the Great Western.


The Hazard brought report of things being
again unsettled In China, and that the British
force was to be sent from Hong Kong to the
Noythward. Not authentic.


At magnificent ball given at the Presidential
Palace in Mexico, on the 22d ult. In celebration
of the Anniversary of the Victory of Tampico
over the Spaniards. Among the trophies was an
English flag which had been taken from the Tex
ians The British Charge d'Affaires who was
present At the bah, became indignant at beholdng
the British standard in the midst of these eviden.
ces of Mexican triumphs, and insisted upon its
being removed. His request not being lmmedi-
ately complied with, he left the ballroom, followed
by every Englshman present.


We hope, says the Courier Francdis, that this
incident, which, doubtless arose from some mis-.
take, will not be attended by any serious conse-
quences.


In Mexico, the elections thus far for Congress
have resulted somewhat unfavorably to Santa
Ana. There are three candidates for the Presi
dency, viz: Francisco Eloriaga, Juan Ignacio
Godoy, and Manuel Rineore. Whether they
will run In opposition to Santa Ana, wo do not
learn.


The various conductas sent from Mexico and
and San Louis Potosi to Vera Cruz and Santa
Ana de Tamaulipas, is, by decree of the Presi-
dent, positively fixed, without any delay whatov-
er, for every fourth month, that is on the first Of
January, first of March, and first of September.


BY another decree, all sums of money sent
from the interior to the different ports in Mexico,
are subjected to duties of circulation ard importa
ton, whether destined to leave the country or
not This decree virtually abolishes former or.
dinance prescribing fixed duty of four per cent
on the circulation, and six per cent. on the ex.
portation of money.


General Santa Ana was reported i'll of the in.
1uenEa, or grippe, on the 10th ult. The Sicglc
contradicts the rumor of the decease of General
Paredes.