The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

Our last advices from New Orleans, bring US the
following confirmation of the intelligence, (unoffi-
ciaD which we gave on Saturday, relative to the
closure of the Mexican Consulate at that port -
From the N. o. Bee, Of the 9th instl
We translate for the benefit of our readers the
following notice, published in Spanish,) by the
Mexican Conul, and addressed to his countrymen
MEXICAN CONSULATE,
New Orleans, August 9Th, 1915
By order Of His Exceency, the President of the Re-
public inform the Mexican citizens residing in the Uni
ted States His Exceency has determined that this
Consulate be closed and that return to Mexico taking
with me its archives in OF the state Of
relations with the United States In compliance with
this order will this day close my office, and will sail
Reampago. +. De ARRANcoiz, Consul
The Mexican vessel Reampago, refused yesterday to
take the mail had prepared to send to Mexico and the
Sandwich Islands We learn that the other papers in the
city have been treated in the same way. We are at
loss understand the proceeding Can it be suness
made known by the Mexican Consul to the commander
of the vessel which prohibits him from the carriage Of
American mails As straws show which way the wind
blows perhaps here may be found true index to our
International relations.
Literary Notices.
HlsroRy OF TIE ScHoHARIE COUNTY Maunsell
4 Farmer, Albany-A most interesting work and
well got up, containing vast amount of informa-
ton relative TO the hard wars OF New York, and a
sketch OF the causes which led TO the American re-
volu,ion. valuable addition to the history of the
country, and of this State particular. The work is
well written and beautifully illustrated and does in
finite credit to the author, J. r Smms, Esq.
History OF rue HUGUENors-Lea W Blanchard,
Philadelph ia-A very valuable work, ably compiled
BY w. $ Brewing, containing a well digesed ac-
count oil this class of relgionsts up to the present
ilme.
lork-A valuable work, from the nineteenth Edin-
huTsh edition.
Tng PoErIcAL WRITINGS OF Mrs. E. 0. SMITH
Redteld, New York-A neat small volume, contain
nnntoo ,ft h tala cd
The IMPROVED Observation-Disclosures, Hartford.
According to the opinions of some ladies who have
perused this work, 1t Is very useful publication,
one that no housekeeper should be without, con-
tanning near upon 1000 receipts, with directions tor
cooking. corning, dressing, and preserving every
kind OF dishes known.
The NEW ENGLAND PRIMER-Webster Hart
tord-A fac smie reprint OF one OF the first primers
ever published In this country, by the celebrated
Cotton. More Of a curiosity than OF value
The You've MELoDIsr-New York-A very use
full work for young musicians, by VIM. B. Bradbury,
containing some pretty, social, moral and patriotic
songs, with Instructions, &c.
CHANCE MEDLEY OF LIGHT MArrER-llarper
Brothers, New York-Some of the best papers OF
the author OF Highways and BY Ways" &c, by
L {. Gratian.
MssMERsM-Its Rise, Progress, and Mysteries,
in all Coun,ries.-A most interesting and able work
BY Or. h. Hall.-lt ought to be perused by. every
lnquirng mind. II contains more information on
The subject than some dozen more volumlnous
volumes.
THE LONDON LANCET, tor August-Burgess,
Stringer " Co., New York-A most capital mum
Der, containing some valuable lectures :, :,
HUNTS MAGAZINE, tor August-Iunt, New York
As useful and valuable as ever.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for August-Graham, New
York-May be Interesting to some people.
The History OF IRELAND, Part 5-Sadier, New
York-A very able work.
PENNY MAGAZINE, No. 8-Redfeld, New York
Plenty of matter and wood-cuts for the money-25
cents
DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE, No. MARTIN, New
York-This excellent work is gaining in public es-
timation rapidly.
CONFESSIONS OF MAGNETIZER ExPosED-Red-
ding, Boston-A reioinder to the pamphlet of LIE
Roy Sunderland. Those who have the one ought
to read the other
The MYSTERIES OF BERLIN, Part7-Colyer, New
York-Only three more numbers to complete the
work
THE WANDERING JEW, No. 24-Wnchester, New
York. No, l6 OF the same work-Harper, Brothers,
New York.
The EDINBURGH REVIEW, for July-Scott, New
York-A most excellent reprint of the Standard
work.