FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM


MEXICO.
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The United ship Princeton, Com. Englc, ar
rived at Pensacola on the Goth inst, in five
days from Vera Cruz She brought despatch
es of an important character from the squad
ron in the Pacific, and also the news that our
Gulf squadron has, by this time, taken posses
sion of Alvarado.


President Paredes is still in the city OF fMex"o.
1t is said he dare not leave. There has been
some little lighting between the crew of the
Princeton and large body of Mexicans while
the crew was taking in water about IL miles
from Vera Cruz. The Princeton, in The time
of the skir,nish, fired a shell, which il is said
fell in the midst Of The Mexicans and did its
work of destruction. Ii is The impression thai
The Mexicans cannot hold out much longer
their Congress is sllll in session, and has pass
ed decree authorizing Paredes 10 prosecute
the war, but have given him no means 10 ac-
complish the same