Important from Mexico.
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There appears to be little later intelligence from
Mexico in the Mobile papers Of the 9th inst. 1t
came ria Pensacola and is probably Of some import.
ance.


twill be recollected that the u 8. ship ST. Marys
was left at Vera Cruz by the Ann Louisa, and the
probability is that she has brought dispatches from
our new minister TO Mexico.


From the Mobile Journal, Jan. 81


The Pensacola Democrat OF Saturday contains the fol-
lowing paragraphs The closing sentence looks a.
though the Mexicans had been playing dscetu! game
around the government may have embarrassed them In
sailed Tuesday morning last under sealed orders,
consequently We are unable to speak with certainty Of
her ds.tins,ion but i Is supposed that she Is either
The L. g. ship st. Marys, Commander Saunders. ar
rived this place Thursday evening, direct from
Vera Cruz in paAsage Of ten days, informed
Not having seen any person from board the shp,w
give any authentic intelligence as TO relations
minister Mr. sds, was NOT well received BY the Mex.
ican government.


The st. Msrys brought large volume Of dispatches


private letter from friend in Pensacola contains the
following passage on this same subject


GsSrLxxrs-The st. Mary's, which vessel You will
remember carried our Minister to Vera Cruz arrived
chored on the Navy Yards Up TO the time write
from shore had but several had ashore
from her She 10 understood to bring large dispatches
for our government Those who came from her report
snd the report s credted that our Minister badly
received BY the Mexican government and was in fact
insued Another version Of the story s that he was
not received and recognised a. such Both reports
however resolve themselves pretty much into the
thing This statement has created no little excitement
here, and ftrue. have but little doubt one or the
other H. II s presumed that the entire Gulf squadron
will shortly appear before Vera Cruz.


bslisved here that this 10 another fruit Of Bntish
intrigue and British diplomacy hso, doubsss looks
TO dsclarssisn efwar BY that govsrnnsDt sgsnst u.s.