Iturbide.
TbOlse tZtCe and josurnRb brought by t1ie Forte frigate lJtij; m cica, rhieh wvcre deliveret yesterday, are of the amne dat`s these brought by the exnress witls intelligence of tha death tf Iturbide, and addl little to what was pro- -iously kioiwn oU tlat subject. WVe give the following ex- me:t of lete', rcliefly for the purpose of repelling the c'ha-re4 : 0 treach-ry wieih has rather absurdly beern brou.ght aga-irst tMx dUexican Government by soetn of our coiitemfl- on accountof the snare supposed to have been ald fr tht feeble adyh.nturer. No snare was in fact laid for hiln, but the account of GarzL is ffilly confirmed in the satemetnit of the disguise assumedl hy Iturbide, and of his igprl2ce of iis anival in the Sprisg. Ms AI*rco, July 28. TturhiAde, by hts last alions. hns given additional proofs of his annmss to govere a stae. Instead of employing an unknown, tin- -3i-eaed pre f Cor the purpose of facilitating his passage int) the wun5T ttaaotiMal, be pitched npon as his emisswvy a cetain PoVlish - Cm-1 tnX.id R3e,csky, who was well k;nown as one of his most etkh adbermta, a..d this circusstance imnediately put the Go- (5r, G-erti larza, on his guard. He instantly suspected his ,*=; a'-l haviri received infornation that one of the persons for w*hn Btenky had asked pern;sion to land, kept his face and fiza'rczta=t1y in7fflea, he set off after themn, -with a guard of --a discovered and arrestedS Iturbide." This lToter explains also the motives of the rapi(lity with which the Captain of the Sp,in, - se; sail from the bar of SoSo la Marina, without waiting for tidings of Iturbidle, s-nC- asn orrer '2d bten issuet bfor thc detention of this -vvs-el, 2nd to ser.d un all papern found on board to iMexico fo'r easrnination. the Government being anxious to fitnd out f7om Whom I turbide obtaineR1 that assistance wlsich enabled h:am to embark iu this exieliton. ITURBIDEB