By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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I,sr News FROM MExlco Letters have E 1sen
,eceiyed from the Home squadron, dated at @ era
Cruz. April % 1t appears that, on me .9'l W,
Commodore Conner made iae CIV VI Ja Ia ,yas
80 ~, .h 10 anchor before the place until The lSh
'1' s,,Ss samr tme. the bark AnaRuac, from New
York i with General Almonie on board, anchored
in the port. ,b, ,u,bor.
ties nj La Vera Cruz. The officer sent on sse,e .
was c0afeo"f ~ srantins every facility to the squad
ron for attaining whatever i; might be IN want OIL
The T-l Mexican isg was saned and an EQUAL num-


bsr of ns ,rrre returned by the fortress osr MIN
ister has been Informed that no TURNER diLloHaac
intercourse can be allowed between the Govern
ment OF Mexico and the United States. l'n t.nS
our relations with Mexico remain as be-
~. - s'''0'' Union.