By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Later from, Mexico.
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Later from Mexico.


Advice. have been received at New-Orleans
from Vera Cruz 10 the Els, ult and from The city
OF Mexico TO the l6lh u!t.


Gen Alnon,e arrived .tvera Cruz on the 18Th
ult in the Anehuae. from New-York.


Mr.. Shannon had not yet reached Vera Cruz


Tsere were at SACRIFICES on the 20th nit four
American vessels OF war; one English, one French
and two Spanish vessels. The names of the Amer
can vessels OF war are not mentioned, but they
were no doubt the squadron consisting of the Po-
lomac, Falmouth, Lawrence and Somers.


The Joint Committee OF the Mexican Congress,
10 which had been referred the SUBJECT OF IeXas.
reported al length on the 7th ut They recommend
two projects. as follows:


The FIrsT is PRESIDED by preamble declaring thlt
whereas Uned States have resolved 10 annex the t-
rtor OF Texas sd. whereas, such mode OF appropra'
foreign territory which other nations lay claim u
monrous Innovation upoR The peace OF the ~oTd and lie
sovereignty other powers whereas this act had onE
prepara:lJn. while the United States
fes-ng peace and friendship Mexico. and while ihe
latter secfed and observed Scrupu usg the terms OF
existing treaties the countries: and whereas
the said annexation Is violation OF every conservative
principle OF society assault Upon the rights OF Mexico
Insult 10 her dignity as sovereign nation and nenaces
her Independence and political EXISTENCE therefore, the
Congress OF the Mexican Republic solennl declare that
The law Of the United States fJr the annexation Of Texas
20 American Cnlou, III -Ne i's'ts
which Mexico possesses, and viii maintain, 10 that de-
Partment


Furthermore that the United States having disregarded
the principles which based treaties OF aty COM
,nerce and navigation and especially Of boundary,
Congress considers Them violated by the United States


And finally. that the unjust usurpaiion OF which Il Is
sought make Mexico the victim. makes IL he: duty to
take in her defence TO oppose such usurpato and
with the III and rghul determination 10 use all her re
and power 10 prevent the annexation decreed b.
the United states.


The second project consists of four articles, as
follows:


Firs-Thc Mexican nation calls upon sons 10 defend
their national independence threatened by the usrrpaon
Of territory Texas. which sought be
mated by decree passed by Congress and sanctioned b
the President OF tha United Staies.


Second-Therefore the Government will consider itself
liberty prodra poHer 10 call Forth It's entire permanent
and active military agreeaby 10 the authority given
10 IL BY existing laws.


Thrd-For the preservation of public order, and tl,e
maintenance Of her institutions and If neossar
for the army the Government In virtue NJ the pow
granted 20 1t the Sh OF December, 1874 levy
the troops which said refer, under the Of
defenders Of independence and the laws


Fourtil.-With view the efficient maintenance OF
the rights of the republic the Government is authorized
procure ell extraordinary resources which may be
deemed necessary. making known 10 Congress the
sary steps be taken coDisrmablv the constitution


No action was had by the Mexican Congress on
these projects


Santa Ana was still at Perote. and little further
progress had been made in his trial.


On tne Sun uIt. Al MEXICO most unnatural quar-
rel took place between father and son. They
attacked each other with knives and after mnlI-
ally receiving many wounds, bath fell and shortly
expired.


ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.


Our readers doubtless remember the details we
published few days since, OF frightful destruc-
tive earthquake which was experienced al Mexico
on the 9Th April. We have now TO add repetition
of this awful disaster in the Capitol on the 10Th
April


II 4. r. \
ble us TO discover many details of the amount OF
ruin and desoation occasioned by this convusion.
but from the fact that the journals unite in de-
scribing its effects terrific, We presume the de-
struction must have been great The Diario of the
llih states that the earthquake occurred about 10
o'clock A. M, and lasted forty seconds: that II |
Dverthrew MANY new buildings. and many others |
hat had escaped the former visitation; that most |
IF the inhabitants stricken with terror, left their
houses and took refuge in The open fields and pub
c squares passing the night without shelter and IN
The utmost CONSERVATION.


The verahcruzano" of the Nth April, states that
private letters furnish gloomy picture of the desc
aton that has fallen upon Mexico. The Hesre- |
ria" of the 18th states that the earthquake OF the
10Th completed the destruction oi the cupola OF
Santa Teresa, and increased the damage done 10
the churches of Santa Domingo and San Francisco.
But for the shortness of lis duration. the entire city
would have been laid in ruins. Mexico did not
suffer alone The shock was felt in number OF
towns and villages within The radius ot several
hundred miles.
p AT Puebla, the earthquake was experienced on
the 7th about o'clock. P. NJ, but lis effects were
slight. Several Churches were IN
jured, and many private e9iices Were greatly da
mayed though none were absolstely Destroyed -
AT Acnanhio and Toluco the effects of The shock
Were more considerable. Al Guadalojaro, Mor-lia
aud Vera Cruz, the earthquake was experienced
both on The 1th and 10Th, but on neither Occasl on
was the business very serious n Q. Bee.
ofric icial...APPoINTMENrS Br THE PRESIDENT
Thomas NJ Petit, Of Philadelphia, be Attorney OF the
ntod States for the Eastern District of nsyvania vice
iIeary Horn Collector Of rhladvph. Calvin Blythe
Henry Welsh Naval Officer rhiladelThis joel 3.
Sutherland, removed


George F. Lehman. Deputy Postmaster Philadelphia vice
- Hoy, removed.


James A. Nichols Collector 81 Perth AmbOy, New Jersey,
in the place of Solomon Andrews, renewed.


George W. Phillips. OF ashnTton, Gch,rl Jones. of
Georgetown and William Minor OF Aerandria. to be IN
Spectos of tho Penent,ry in the District OF Colpmhis
Re 'enstn ComH;ssoHS trhich had ei-


pireG


Rober, White Justice OF the Peace Tor the County of
WASHINGTON. c.


+ Cox Henry Nailor, Jo,hu, Pierce John Cox Lewis
Caiberry Rohtr White members Of the Levy CouIt for