Neze Oa.leans. Jan. 5.
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.Nese Orleans, Jon., 5.

 The arrival of the schr. Bonita. Cap- tainGird, ten days from Tampico, brings intelligence ofa suspension of rms, on the 2lst ut. forsi days, between Bu- stamente and Santa Anna. The armies were about l5 leagues distant from the city of Mexico. Gems. Pedraza, Busta- mente, and Santa Anna were about 10 have an interview in order to arrange the affairs ofthat country, if possible, in an amcable manner.

 Lotest from ysieuico. By the fine sch. Mexico, Capt. Almeida, which arrived here last evening, we have received file of the Tampico Gazette to the 24th. containing dates from Mexico 10 the 9tH Dec. The news of a surpension of arms between Bustamente and Santa Anna is confirmed, and a treaty has been en- tered into, by which the country will again he restored to quiet. Gen. Pe- draza, according to the agreement, is to be President until Ist of April, at which time, the term for which he was elected in 1928, wiIlexpire. The Gan~ eral Congress are to meetin Mexico on the 25th of March, and on the 26th will go into the election of President and ce-President, to serve for four years from the first of April. It is not stated who will be Vice President 10 Pedraza. but as Bustamente was elected to that office by the people, he will perhaps retain #. We have heard from al, ir,- teliigent source, that Santa Anna was spoken of as the next President, and that he would doubtless be elected.

 .N. o. Couriey.