The New York herald., 1846-03-27
Very Late from Aexico-Ineeressing Intelll

The packet bark Eugenia, Capt. Biscoe, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed on the 9Th inst.
There is some political news OF importance-that
relative TO the restoration of Mexico to monarchy
ALI appeared quiet at Vera Cruz. The friRafe
Cumberland, Commodore Connor. sloops of war
Falmouth, John Adams, and st. Mary, were at Sa.
c1hcio. The brig Porpose sailed on the 4th tor
Corpus Christi. One English, one French, and one
Spanish vessel Of wor were at Vera Cruz on the 5h
instant.
TherMem@ial Hstorico OF the 10th ult, contains
long extracts from the several periodicals of Mexi-
co, all relating to the question Of the creation OF
monarchy IN Mexico The plan which seems to
meet with favor in most of the journals which have
asitaed this question seems TO be that OF represen-
tatlve monarchy. The present lamentable condi-
tion OF The countrythe insecurity of life and pro-
perty.the perpetual changes OF governmental a
word, the regning anarchy throughout the country,
is admitted on all hands in these specuations and
discussions, and forms the great argument for the
abandonment Of the republican system, and a re-
the all absorbing topic Of the Mexican press, some
stoutly advocating monarchy, among which are
The Tempo, La Epocu, and The kefoIma. These,
however, are opposed by other journals; The pa
chy are, as may be well supposed, bitterly opposed
to the United States, recommend war against US, and
forward to attribute all the evils the country ID la
boring under to the fault Of the United States
Accounts from Sonora represent that province in
state OF the utmost anarchy and disorder, owing
to the private teuds and disputes Of individual fam
lies and parties dividing the country and filling it
with personal animositles.
The same paper Of the 2lst ut, contains long
article, headed "Mexic0 does not desire king,
much less foreigner for king" The article then
goes on to combat the views OF the Tempo and the
project Of monarchy.
Don Jose Tornei is stated in the same paper to
have taken the oath of office as Minister Of War on
tho 10th ult, and to have Immediately entered upon
his functions r.
The Monitor announces that the contract for a
loan OF 81 800 900, which had been expected to
coed, had fallen through.
The Minister from Prussia arrived in the city Of
Mexico on the 2Oth
Accounts from the Department Of Jalsco make
mention Of fresh disorders occurring among the
military. The troops, consisting Of the battalion Of
Guanajuato, in garrison At Mescala, had mutinicd
against the commander; the further results are not
mentioned Disorders are apprehended again in
Vera Cruz among the soldlery, and several officers
have been displaced by orders from the govern
ment
No further news is contained in these papers,
which are chiefly filled with the speculations We
have mentioned.
(Trom the N. O. Picayuns, March 1871
The schooner Equity, Capt. Place, arrived here
the report which the press gave yesterday morning
Of the imprisonment of Mr. Schatzell, the U. s.
Consul at that port Captain Place had converse
tlon with Mr.. Schstxell the night OF Tuesday, the
10Th inst, who told him that such rumor had been
current in the city, and that it was utterly unfound
ed. The Equity sailed In the course OF the Same
night.
We received no papers by this arrival, but letters
were received by her. One from Mr.. Schatzell par
tculary audes to the above report and states that
the whole was an idle hoax, by which many there
had been deceived.
There were various and contradictory rumors in
Matamoras in regard to Mr.. Slidell. The most i'm.
portant was to the effect that he had been invited
from Jalapa to Mexico but our Consul put little
faith IN this One letter. dated Feb 28th states po-
sitivey that Mr. Sdell had been received, but ano-
ther from different source throws discredit upon
this. II is quite probable that later news from Mr.
Slidell had been received at Matamoras. Our last
accounts left him at Jalapa the 2lst of February
We regret that we cannot clear the matter up.
There was only the usual force at Matamoras
when the Equity sailed-from twelve to fifteen hum
dred men. Capt Place reports that all was quiet
there.
The U. s brig Of war Porpoise touched at tho
mouth Of the Rio Grande the night Of the 9th inst,
bound to Aranzas. Two of her officers boarded
the Equity, but remained only few moments. She
bore away the morning OF the 10th for her dcetna-
ton. Our last advices from Vera Cruz led us to
suppose that the Porpose would shortly sail thence,
but we then expected for Pensacola. If Aransas
was her destination, it indicates cooperation with
Gen. Taylor's orce, for which we had not been al
together prepared.