IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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MEXICO, Oct. 22d, 1856.

 It is not improbab bIe that Mr. Ellis, the A. merican Charge at Mexico, will soon demand his passports, and go home. learn that he has sent to the Government long list of com pIaint*, demanding answers within reason able time, and also reparation for the viola ton of the flag of the United States in the seizure of an American brig at Vera Cruz.- It is the report that he will go home if these demands are not answered satisfactorily. learn that many days have elapsed, and that no answer has been given. am certain that he will 90 home if no satisfaction is given.- Mir. Ellis at the present time is in poor health, which may delay his departure or protract his negotiations.

 On the part of the Priests and the present Government there is no good feeling toward the United States. North Americans live an uneasy life here, not knowing what to expect from day to day. send ihis letter to take it's chance by the way of Havana.