Named Entity Results, Mexico (Mexico, Mexico)

must prevent the North from acquiring colonial possessions in the West Indies, Mexico, or in South America, which will be her obvious interest as soon as she is cut off from the products of the South. We would rather see Mexico in the possession of any other power than that of the Northern States. The hostile conduct of the Mex. The practicability of Republicanism, or, indeed, of any Government at all in Mexico, except Monarchy, has been long ago exploded. For the interests of its own people, as well as those of civilization and commerce, we should be glad to see Mexico once more restored to the pockets of its original owner, Spain. Holding Mexico anMexico and Cuba, Spain, a slaveholding power, would possess a dominion on this continent worthy of her ancient prestige in America, and which would not only materially aid in bright future, not only for our own country, but for the whole Western world. Mexico will be rescued from the gulf of anarchy and bloodshed; Hayti be civilized and

e prosecution of the coast defences. He says let every man clean his old musket, shotgun or rifle; run his bullets, fill his powderhorn, sharpen his knife, and see that his revolver is ready to his hand, as in the trying, yet glorious days, when Mexico was your foe. The San Antonio Herald contains the following particulars of a riot in that city: Four men, belonging to Captain Lang's company from Falls county, came in town last Wednesday night, and attempted to kick up a row apparenRuggles has been ordered to Mobile. Gen. A. H. Gladden, now a full Brigadier, will succeed him. He is the hero of the glorious old Palmatto Regiment. We congratulate ourselves with such a commander, and hope he may be as successful as he was in Mexico. More anon. Georgia Cub. N. B.--I have just learned that the coat sent over under a flag of truce to-day brings news that old Brown admits 300 killed. Threatened Raid in the Northern Neck of Virginia. The Fredericksburg Herald, of

important from Mexico — letter from President Lincoln--arrest of Mrs Jackson, &c. New York. Oct. 15. --The Herald's Washington dispatch, of yesterday; says that intelligence has been received from Minister Corwin, which is regarded as highly important at this time. Mexico is compelled to have money to payMexico is compelled to have money to pay the interest on her English debt, and thus release her from her present embarrassment. The Herald's dispatch further states that Lincoln's Government is determined to stand by Mexico at all hazards, and will protect her against any encroachments from foreign powers. President Lincoln had addressed a letter to England, FMexico at all hazards, and will protect her against any encroachments from foreign powers. President Lincoln had addressed a letter to England, France, and Spain, that those powers might know what his intentions are, but no response from those powers have been received. The Tribune's dispatch says that eight regiments and two batteries from Ohio have been on their way to Kentucky the last ten days. The mother of Jackson, who killed Ellsworth, was arrested on the