Letters have been receive...
Letters have been received from the city of Mexico, dated the 24th of MIardh. The enterprise of Iturbide was at that time talked of as an event expected, and the proba. bilities of a successful issue were often the suibject of dis- cussion. We should infer from these accounts, that he Fill- have the support of a very-powcrful party in that counatry, among whom will be found some of ihe very men who are, to appearance, at the headof the Government. Mi- chelena, who has been appoinited on the mission to England, had not left the capital. The AntwerpJaurnal says, that David's pictureofMars disarmeed by Venus, has been purchased by an Euglishmnan for 60,000 francs. -- [Advertisement.]-NEAPOLITAv LoAN.-On WYednes- day his Excellency Count Ludolf, Envoy-Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Naples and the Trwo Sicilies to his Britannic Majesty, jointly with AMr. N. M. Rothschild, apd aecomnilanied by "Jr. C. Green, Notary Public, deposited in the Bank of England. the principal obligation,: signed by his Majesty the King of Naples, for a Loan of Two Millions Five Hun- dred Thousand Pounds sterling, contracted wiith Mr. C.M. de Rothschild at Naples, and of which the -half.yearly di- vidends are payable on the Ist of August, and the ist -ef February, at Mr. N. AM. Rothschild's -office in London, without anv deduction. Extract oif alletter dated Havannah, May 3:-" The Mexican Government has prohibited the intercourse between her ports and this island. This is a severe -blow to the commerce of this place, and wiU injure it more than any event tbat could possibly happeR. We aTe now looking anxiously for the rtecognition of the i*.ependenceof'South America from the Spanish King. Should this measure be delayed for any length of time, it will effectually destroy all sympathy for the mother country which may stilt exist in IMexico, and will be the means of weaklening, if not 2lienating altogether, the good feeling which theinhabitants of thb island now possess towards Spain. In the event of a recognition of the inde- peridene of South America by Spain, hie intercourse between this porit and MIexico wiU be again renewed - and commerce revive, al- thouglh not to the same extent as formeriv, for the Americansofthe United States are now engaged in it.- Thiir first essays have been profiiable, an4 their ardour and entrptisc are- such tthat it- wll be camrred- to an extent to tke injury perhdpt of alL" ,E;xtract of a letter from Maracaibo, elated April' 7:- " Our'newlntendant.Gerieral, Escalova, arrived on Fri4id last. He ii altogether one of the most useful and active men in-the er. vice. Hihas afready commenced very vigorouulythework of reforms and will soon purge us from public pecalation,'of which, im this de. partment 'there has not been a little, like the Qld Spanish syatem' Trhe charge on shipping for pilotge is very high here. It i- made a Goveranrent business,-and iL a roarce'of profit to the Government. The BritishiCoiisel; MIr. Satherland, bhas made a reprerentation to I the Colobinan Go~vermnent on'the suhject, which * bCqpeniay be [ attended to."