THE DAILY UNION.

BY last Evenings southsra Mail.

LATER FROM MEXICO.

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The French brig Princess Maria arrived II NsS
Orleans on the 2lst instant from Tampicn, bringing
dates from that place to the Oh lnsaRL Prom ths
New Orleans respondent Of the Chshest0n Even
ing News we take the following items


We learn from one Of the passengers that the aa-
thonties at Tampico were divided into t~O paTtiss
One of the parties, with the military, has General
AnastasiO at It's head and Ia favor Of federation
and Santa Ana The other party was fOT aruiing The
people in favor of federation without santa Ana
A third party Was about rising up when our inform.
ant left but none Of the parties had come ~ any
understanding yet There were at TampiOo eleven
vessels of different nations st the time Of the BLOCK
ade three British, three French, two Spanish tao
American, one Bremen.


The authorities were about prohibiting the Amer
lean vessels from taking their cargoes but Al last
Captain Saunders, of The sloOp-Of-War ST Mary,
hearing Of this sent despatch 10 the authorizes
stating that if there were any detention Of Amsrioan
property no property at all should leave the place
THIS ca used the withdrawal Of the order.


The fort at Tamplco Ia mud AFFAIR." had been
washed away by freshel few days previous 10
the 9th.


The three gun-boats lately built al New York foT
the Mexican service were lying in the river above
"rampIco


Official dispatches had arrived at Tampico that
Gen Arlsa had been removed from the command
of the northern division Of the army, and Gen. Me
ia had superseded him.


There we're three hundred troops only at TSmpl-
co on the 9th. Seventy nine of those runaway
negroes and mulattoes from New Orleans and Ha-
vana. These constitute the whole amount OF the
Mexican force from Tampico to the Rio Gande.