FROM MEXICO.
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IL have arrived at New Orleans, from different
..on the Gulf A decree, increasing the duties upon
n regn goods 20 per cent was promulgated at Mex-


be 7th of last month"; to take effect IN the ports on
cuIfiu four MONTHS and in those on the Pacific Ocean
:: s;y months from the date Of the decree


The National Congress sitting in the city OF Mexl


The Minister of War had recommended that the
n,me Gen. Guadalupe Victoria, the first President oil
M Confederation be placed in letters OF gold IN con-
cuous place in the Hall of Representatives, and that
r. romans and those of Guerrero be removed to the cap
AL and deposited in the tomb designed for them.


The National Standard recommends, in connexIon
b some remarks upon the visit of Mr. Stevens to Cen
tr,l America law to prohibit the carrying from the
.ountrv of ancient manuscripts and other memorials


college under the patronage of the State OF vera
cruz is in contemplation to be established at JalaPa =
The following appears in the New Orleans Bulletin OF
9Th inst The Editors say that it is received in way
that entities it to credit:


Extract of priUate letter, dated,


'sSALTILLO, April 2, lS43.
s:We are void of news the certainty OF seventeen
fbe Texan prisoners having been shot at the Salado
d The barbarous act committed there. 1t seems that
e of the uuortunates received two balls through his
III and fell as it supposed dead among the rest of
bs companions After the butchery was over senti-
I was to guard the bodies; when night came on
b observed the sentinel asleep, made himself ready and
IN t "A Next morning the guard went to take them up
r. burial found there missing and having seen
b3 tail the blood hounds followed and soon came
nm tS the poor unfortunate man, who was brought back
and Immediately shot secoho ''iie'