Later from Mexico.
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The brig R. de Zado, Capt Kingsbury, arrived this
morning from Vera Cruz, which place she left the
18th ult.


We learn from Capt K that Gen. Santa Anna had
made five different attacks upon the city of Pueba,
and had been repulsed each time, with some loss. AT
length, despairng Of success at that point, he with
drew. with all his forces about 4G00 An express
arrived at Vera Cruz from Jalapa just before the Z.
sailed, stating that Santa Anna beseiging Peroe,
to which place 1t appears that he retired after leaving
Puebla. Generals Erayo and Peredes, the chiefs of
the Revolutionary party, (Which welds the civil
Powers,) were still at Puebla the 18th ult.. with
about 10000 men. 1t was supposed they would sooi:
march in pursuit of Santa Anna. Even should he be
taken prisoner it thought at Vera Cruz that his
enormous wealth, Che having it Is said, more than
Sl2 00O, 600 in Engand would avail TO purchase his
life and the lives of his officers although his
duct at Puebla represented to have been exceedingly
brutal, and to have raised the popular Indignation
against him TO the highest pitch.


The people of Vera Cruz expecting a visit
from Santa Anna soon, either with beseiging army
or fugitive He would, however. be obi ged to
pass through de6e (about ID miles from Jalapa)
which well fortified ard commanded by Gen. Jose
Rincon. At Vera Cruz there were also fortifcatons
which, although incomplete, supposed to be suf-
hclent to prevent his capturing the town.


Information brought by the express from Jalapa,
mentioned above, excited apprehensions at Vera Cruz
that intrigue going on, TO save him and his
officers, and that fresh outbreak and much blood
shed would be the consequence.


TIE officers commanding at Vera Cruz, were Gen.
erals Moza and Hernandez; the Castle is under the
command Of Gen. Jaan Lotto, q sterling man, and an
inyeterate enemy of Santa Anna.


1t was deemed probable that Santa Anna would soon
find his fortunes desperate, and escape board an
English gate stationed at Sacrifceos with orders,
1t said, to receive HIN and protect his person..


Another report was, that Santa AEna had sent in
his submission TO the new Government and had placed
himself and his troops at their disposal.


The brig passed, she was coming out Of the har
Dor of Vera Cruz the Mexican steam frigate Monte
yuma, going in with troops from Campeachy.-N y.
Jour. of Com.