, 1861-02-18
FROM MEXICO.
Organization oftho New Mexican Cow
crnment---HIlramon and MtAtatefe nj
Havana,

From the n. o. Ptcayune.1
The Spanish war steamer Velnsc0 arrived u
Hayana on the 9Th, from Vern Cruz the 3oth,
With dates from the city Of Mexico to the
The velasco brought up the late President
Of Mexico, Gen Mitamon !; the epanish Aftt,
baasador, BIT. D. Fruncisco Pacheco: the Papa!
/ N1ncio, Br. D. Luis, Clement, and Bishop Of
Damascus; Count Alcare3, Chazge Of Ecuador
and D. Felipe Neri del Barho, Minister Toid
Guatemala Of whom had their passports
sent to them after their change Of government
| In Mexico.
Gen. Miramon made his way down to Vera
Cruz in disguise-a pretty bold journey ono
would think, but which was mnde easier by lts
very boldness aud the Generals personal
knowledge ofthe country.
He Is said, however, to have run great Per,
| sonal risks. Wepresume be did not enter the
city Of Vera Cruz, bat went directly On board
the; Velasep Ct saeridcioss u
The exiied ambassadors, 30 far as appears,
had no difficulty In making their why down OF
In emhnrling, except only the Papai Nuneio.
He seems to have accompanied the btsnopa,
and being received with them BY stones and
curses, took rcfngc in the French Consulate.
The list Of c1lles n1so includes the Arch
bishop Of Mexico, and the Bishop Of Durango,
Michoscan, Guadalajara, Potosi, Linares, and
| Penagara. These ecclesfastlcs would all ap
| pear to have been IN the capital Ut the time
enEnGeu III plaQHlny BOmG Couulel 1uosElNEIt
or at least that Is charged. The order to leave
vas therefore given BY the Chief of Police
| and was accompanied with the tnttn1attoI
| that in order to avoid disturbance they ha6
bettet take their departure ut the dead hour D.
night. :,
iney did leave On the 21st and arrived 81
Vera Cruz on the eth, apparently wltnou
| annoyance On their arrival ut Vera truz
however, they are eald to have been rccelyet
l {pith cf Nrtf 81 h~1 nr5n nj
from the excited populace. They wer4
subsequently, ARRESTED by the authorities, y
| whose Eauds they we're 1T last accounts. Il
the meantime petitions have been lotTardet
to the capital praying that they be tried ae
cording to tile forms Of Tie constitution AMI
the lawe.
1t vas believed, however, that the Govern
mcnt would not accede to this, bnt woul'
permit them to leave the country Wlthou
further moleetation. The Spanish war stcame
Isabel ID CatholIca WIS ready Ct Sacfl3clos Il
receive them.
TIE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The new Government vas organized on tn
21st by the appointment OF the following
Cabinet:
Fortign ABaIrs-D. Francisco Zares
I Home Gouzrnment-D. Pedro 0sazon.
Treasn,y-D. Guillermo Prieto.
Jsstice--D. Ignacio Ramirez.
Internal LnpTo.enaents-D Miguel Auza+
| tfdF dha aAl17ue-D. Jesus y. OflcHa
The new United States Minister, Mr. Wellc,
was to present his credentials, and be formal
received on the Both. He passed into Mexic
from California by way Of Acapulco.
No mention is mads Of any new appointmen
| to the United States.
The meeting Of the Electoral Congress ha
again been put of till the last suhday {
April In the meantime, the Presidential Clet
tion vas beginning to cause considerable e1
| citcmcnt throughout the country The prom
| nent candidates were Lerdo dc Tejada M
Gen. Ortega, aud much feeling WAS said to b
manifested by the friends OF both.