New York papers to the 8t...
Newe Yorle papers to J,' 8th uIt. were received yester- day. The following are the only extracts deserving aLt teztion:- "NEW YORK, OCT. 2. It appears from Mrlexican papers of the 14th of August, that the Logislaturee of the different States had presented addreises of con- gntulation to the general Government, on the prompt execution of Iturbide-an event which is justly considered as a final blow to all the hopea of the enemies of liberty in that country. The atmost unanimity prevailed as to the excellence of constitutional liberty, and the desttation of the principles of the ' Holy Alliance,' whose sole objrct is ' the degradation of the human specier, that tyrants only may sway the universe.' The nomination of Don Pablo Obregor as kmbassrdor to the United Stetes was confirmed by the Supreme C,ongrem on the 4th of August. This body was occupied with the pTovisions of the new constitution, and othier mattera calculated to onsolidate the indep?ndence and prcaperity of the Mexican people." " OCTronErt 8. "FiroM Paxrr.-Captain Cole, of the brig Delawrea'c, aTrived at Philadelphia frora Santa Martha, which plaee be left on the 12th of 2eptmbe, states that the day he left, information was received there by letters from Rogota, that an action had taken place in Peru, be. tween the Colombian anny tuder Bolivar, and the Royalists, in bhish tlle fortuer were cornpletely victorious. General Cordova, of the Colombian army, ae killed. TI'he lawv of the Congress of Co- 3o mia, authorizing r-ierest foreignors to transact their own bus'.. neas, subjeot to the same taxes and eontributions, a-d the sare pri. vile"es aq native citizemt, had not been put in force at Santa Alartha wheo the Delateore sailed."