VERY LATE FROM MEXIco-ATTAcK ON


AIXARADO.
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We find the following intelligence from Vera
Cruz, in a slip received this morning from the Of
fee of the New York Herald. The Mobile paper
containing the news failed to reach us;


From the Mobile Herald Aug. ~.


PENSACOLA, hoRIDA, Aug. 10, l646.-l hasten
TO give you the arrival Of the steam frlgate Msss-
sippi, four and half days from Vera Cruz: Ow-
ing the mail brought by her not yet being distribu
ted, am unable to give you as full an account OF
the news as would be, had received my cores
pondence before the departure OF the mail for your
city,


learn that the department al Vera Cruz have de-
elared for Santa Ana and deputston has been sent
to Havana to him over, and his arrival by the
British steamer MonteZuma, would certainly be an
nouneed the day after the Mississippi SAILED. This
change, however, will result in nOwise 10 the secu-
nty Of peace between the two nations, for Santa
Ana's party, although they require a change Of
rulers sIernly insist upon the most active Proseeu-
tion Of hostilities.


On the evening of the 7th inst, Commodore
Connor contemplated an attack upon AlVaradO, and
with view 10 that object, the Mississippi sent
down preparatory 10 attack on the Sth; but ow-
ing TO the difficulty and danger encountered in
crossing the bar, and the Indications Of approach
ing storm, signal was given from the flagship To
haul of. This was done, not however without mr.
ing few shells at the enemy, at distance Of abou'
two miles AID a quarter; which compliment re-
ciproested by salutatOn Of mnskeIy from the
bushes at gun-bOats, which were endeayoring TO
effect passage up the nVer against strong current
No damage was done To our party but what dam
age the enemy sustained is unknown. This attack
learn will doubtless be perseysred in by Com
modore ConnoT, and success will inevitably be the
result The great dissensions in the enemies camp
10 who shall rule, can surely result IN good 10
them; but, on the contrary, favor our interests.


The next arrival from Vera Cruz is looked to
with much anxiety To know the impression made
upon the people by the presence Of his exeelleney
ex-President santa Ana, and the course he will pur-
sue after being restored 10 authority.