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LATER FROM Misunderstanding 10 Tue
nress OF Yesterday, gentleman has arrived IN ms
,i,v vbo Jeff Vera Cruz c1 the p inst. He inei
ligeuce is twenty days later. The account oil
hatle between Santa ANA and Paroles, which vas
doubted before, ;s s.id 10 be false. Santa hn2 het
,nder bis command IN army cf twelve Thousand
men. nine thousand OF whom were Infantry and
,,f.. thousand Cavalry, and lie with tins erInY
was at San iIartin Tesneluca, town about elgh-
teen leagues distant from the city Of Mexico, on thc
road TO Puebla.


,Ye fad full statement of this rews IN the
ChaTle,ton Courier Of Jan. lS.


We are indebted &c the courtesy cf hr. TnPier,
> passenger 70 the schooner F. A. Brown, arTtvti
Yesterday from Havana, for the Information WHICH
follows:


MIR. 7. LETT Vera Cruz for Havana on the ID inst.
IN the British mail steamer Dee, which vessel
reached Havau1 OF the 7th inst Al The last ac-
couuts Santa 4 iIl was nj san Martin De Sssmoiu.
ca shout four leagues from Pueblo, ~ith force OF
about 5000 men. mostly mounted On horses te Ken
from the inhsbitauis Gen. Paroles. beIng III close
pursuit with UT army of 5000 men. but naGeiser-
ing aud avoiding conflict as matter ci policy, as
Santa ANA forces daily decreasing on account
Of dessrtions from his ranks, while ten. I. was
rapidly acquiring strength.


fhe ctg of Mexico had been veil ioiied, ana
every prscauon taken 10 prevent repei an ;ssau.
rhe aqueduc,s had beoa opened ard the moi which
surrounds the cis filed with water, aud 'il'T1 was
force of some 80 go armed citizens prenred TO
defend Il.


At Vera Cruz. aiso, s5ridca.ions wer. il IIocesE,
and the citizens arlning. The ST amer Monte
znma left Vera Cruz short tine before tie Dee,
bound 10 CnnpeacbT for troops. and ,einorc'nen!s
were also ex oec,ed from Avarado and 'riacasplan.


A decree had been issued b. ihe hexicsF Con-
sress declaring Santa Ana q traitor aud an euiiaw,
and authorizing any who may meet with him 10 take
his f1 Measures had also been adopted 20 pre-
vent h-escaps, by guarding the different sea ports
aud other outlets and it is believed that ne must
eventually b. captured; a person named Ar9iiinG,
m Individual in the interest OF Saaia Alt, wi!f I'D
ditiona confidential had been taken,
and il WAS supposed he wou!d b. executed


llr. Iripler states that the whole country Is IN
state Of The utmost confusion-fobbesies OF travellers
we're committed dai!r, and he himself was l'TIce
stripped of whatever valuable about HIM, IN ms
progress through Hlexico, but without any 'nd'gEy
being offered 10 his person. 1t is The opinion OF M
r., from hui he could sarn. that the ne~ govern
r,snt will be as much, if not more viruientiy, oPpos
ed 10 the annexation OF Texas as the former, and
states ina, Americans held in grea; ahhorrsnce'
and receive requentnsults atthe hands OF the Me1i
cans.