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Conr1ra0torallU thedocunents a seeritierre4ussrte for itt compiotc dttficatio. -- On. the 14th of Mliay, two banditti wefe dxecuted at Mtbxico, one of whom, named SaUuzar, acknowledged lelorehlaexe- cution, that he was the:man vyho muiaered Dir. C?awford. Dl. Alfman had b een appointed PrlmelMlaifister, The Camlion frigate was to sail two days later than the Lion. rom a file of the Aexicn paper RI Sol, down to the 27ilt of Mlay inclusive, are talken thie follow1ng extracts " flBy orders of SCeor the Commandant-General, a house in the street of Celaya was last evening entered by the authorities, and the followinj persors taking into custody, who were holding a secret ineeting. (Here follow the niunes of twenty-two individuals; among wvhom are one Brigadier..Uencral, three Colonels, several other military officers, some of whom aie on the retired list, and six civilians.) " The examination of these men led to the arrest of- " Don J. Antonio Andrade, General of Division. "The Count del Valle. 'Don Ignacio Cisneros, a clerk in the post-office, througlh whose agency the correspondence was carried on. 'he circulmstance of having surprised them whilst holding a meeting, and in a manner so effectual, that not ono of them escaped, the detechment havinjg entered simultaneously from the roof ann at the door of the house, was particularly opportune, as theirnumerous papers, documents, proclamations, and correspondence were at once taken possession of. There were heard I God, lIdependence, the Hero Of Isuala.' It is said the wife of Don Francisco Santova(who officiated as Secretary to the Association) tore her husband s name oft' one of the documents and swallowed it. Their desigit appears to have been to dispose the people (under the stale pretext of exciting hatred towards the Europeans) to proclaim Iturbide. " AIAY 25. It is afflirmed that the Commander of the English sloop of var Camelion arrived in this city yesterday, direct from England, whence he was despatchled at 24 houm' notice with despatches of the greatest importmee to Senores the Conmmissioners of that Govern- ment accredited to onrs. As soon as he anchored at Vera Cruz he set off, and has travelled liitlher witlh all possible expedition. " 1UAY 15. The Government has completed the formalities required to conclude the loan of eiglit millions, contracted for by the agent of this Government with the house of B.A.Goldsclhmidt and Co. of London." MBXFeo.