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 sMExIco.-The ship Congress arrived in our port yesterday from Vera Cruz, furnishing files ofpapers from that place

 to the 6thsinst. In looking over these papers, wesperceiyc thatin the engage

 ment which took place on the Sd of

 March last, between the government troops, under tho command of Calde- ron, and Gen. St. Arna, the loss of the

 battle was overrated by inc accounts previously given. Gen. St. Anna only lost the infantry under his immediate orders, and not tho total of his army, as had been mentioned. The whole of the cavalry attached to his army had retarned te Vera Cruz. Shortly after the affair of the Sd March, the minis ter Iacio, had retired to the fortress of Perottc, and Gen. St. Anna went 10 Santa Rita. Ii twas not before tIAc 18th that the latter determined to approach 3 vera Cruz, notwithstanding the com munications betweenstilat city and the interior we're stopped; yet, St. Anna and his friends were advised by desert ors1rom the gopernment, thatthe strong. est disaifection existed among its parii- sans. Many cities, and evenmany lc- gislatures had declared that they would unite in the wishes that might De ex- pressed in the garrsons Of Vera Cruz and St. Juan D'tllua. The battalion 'oi iusPan, so soon as itlearnt that it was was against the inhabitants of Vera or''z' that 1t was proceeding, iimmedi- atcly disbanded itself. s'

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