From Mexico

From the New Orlcaus Pici; vino, Sopt E-i. We havo a file of the Eco of Vera Cruz, frotó the lot to thol2th inst , and gather thcrcfrom the foüowing inteliigenoe : The EVo-iuiormsus thüt God. Dob'aldó has been placed ;it tire head of the Cabinet of the Jourez goremment, and that ho proposes ihe fMlowing glan to "oppose tire interven! ion, or avail hftnsi'lf of its advantages:" 1. To confine tho war with the FranceMexieau armj to the mountains, pennitting them to oceupy the oapitals of the dcpartments. 2. To gather 'together indepeudent men of all porties, lo forin a national one. 3. io agree to sucli au iutervention as that proposed iu tho tvoatj of Loudon, adding also tho United Stules, and disown all politioul acts uow done in Mtx ico. Tho JEeo ridiculas the proposal for earry-ing on a mountain warfare on the pret.eneo of seekiag an intervcntion once proposed and rejeoted and now unneces sary, aid especially tho cali on the United States. The ether govennnents, it says, have afreed upon tiio eourse uow pucsuod by France. The latest news froni Tobasoo confirms the rumor lately prevalent in Vera Cruz that the Department (StateJ of Chiapas had given its adhesión to the cause of intei-veuton. The city of Durango had besu attacked by four hundred Mexican interventionists, who were repulsed ; but it is as serted, that upon the least deraonstration of t L o Prcnob army towards the uortliern frontier, Durango, Chihuahua and Nueva León would declare in favor of the order of things. A like stato of things is averred toprovail at San Luis, the present seat of the Juárez government. It apptmrs from tho style of the offi cial orders emaimting from the city of Mexico that that country is nowgoverncd by a "llegeiicy of the Empire." in Ibe persoos of the triumvliate.