From the New Orleans Picayuns, Extra, Aug. "a.
ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANA.
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The British brig-of-war Daring arrived off the
Balize las, evening from Vera Cruz and two of her
officers came up to town this morning with a mail
aud dispatches.


The steamer Arab arrived off Vera Cruz on the
18th inst, with Santa Ana on board. He imme-
dately placed himself at the head of the movement
in that department. The departments of Pueba and
Mexico have declared for Santa Ana, and Paredes
has already been taken prisoner. The revolt at the
capital was headed by Gen. Salas.


Before Santa Ana left Havana he took letters
from Gen. Campbell to Commodore Conner, and
avowed himself, reply to some inquiries as to his
intentions, as follows: ''lf the people OF my coun.
try are for war, then am with them; but would
prefer peace"


News has been received in Mexico that Monte.
rey, in California, has been seized by one of the
vessels of the Pacific squadron. Another account
says that all California has yielded to the Ameri,
cans. .... '..