FOREIGN NEWS.

LATE FROM MEXICO.
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The schooner General Lafayette, which arrived yesterday from Tampico, has drought us flies of papers to tine l4tn uit.

 Tranquility has not yet been established. The cholera has been making the most dreadful havoc among the armies of the re- bels as we'll as those of the President.- Duran, the worthy associate of Aristo, has succumbed to the scourge. General Me- jia had likewise been attacked, but the last accounts state that he was recovering.

 Letters from the capital to the 9th ult state that ori the entrance oi. Duran into Celaya, nine men of piquet of cavalry fell dead of cholera in descending from their horses.

 Calalizo commits all kinds of robbery and assassinations in the state of Oauca.

 Arlsta has taken and pillaged Guanaua- to. The rayages of the cholera has daily thlnned the ranks of his army, and the dread winch that disease has produced oc- casions the desertion of great numbers who seek for security in all quarters. It may hence be inferred that Santa Anna will soon be entirely victorious over those hordes of brigards.

 The state of San Luis has passed de- cree, awarding death to any individual who holds any intercourse with rebel, or who seeks to disturb the tranquility of the gen. eral government, either by words, actions or writings.

 According to an official document from General Victoria, dated Puebla, 3Gth July, II appears that corps of 100 horsemen under the command of the rebels Serano and Soto, were completely routed near the village of St. Salvador and St Martin.

 lie ice President, iii pursuance of the as.s.::sss s;,syy powers by whichh he has been vested by congress, has just closed up, to foreign commerce, for six months. the ports of Puebia, Veijo de Tampico and Soto de Ia Marina. The decree which ordains this measure bears date tlle 3lst July.

 The head quarters of the commander-ln- chef was on the 9th ut. at Queretaro.- By proclamation of that date one may judge of heravages which the cholera has made in the constitutional army The Pre- sident learning that the rebels, Arista and Duran, with their army, were marching to- wards San Miguel-d Allende on the Guan- ajuato, had given orders to the commandant general of that city to fortify 1t, and to try and detain the enemy for one or two days, when he would come to his assistance.- Accordingly he immediately put himself and his forces in motion: on the first day having arrived at the village of Apasco, the epidemic made its appearance, and to such degree diid Il rage that the next morning when the troops were about to continue their march it was discovered that POO men had fallen victims. The second day the sisease considerably increased, and con tinued augnenting in it's lafality until the fifth day, when it was found that 20o0 men ont of the force of upwards of 4o0o, were. sick, dying, or dead. The bulletin ad- dressed to the minister of war, from whence the above information IS gathered, Is calcu- lated 10 strike terror. Santa Anna despis- galiobstacles, ,however pursued his march es with rapidity to arrive in time at Guana- iQato. HaHng learnt when within a few