From he N. o. Pic, May PC.
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!, hO4h M hCAICO.

 us. brig Somers, Commodore Gerry,

 at Pensacola on Monday night last,

 'sirom Vera Cruz. A gentleman who

 nus laid us under many obligations

 Fore, has furnished us with an authentic

 ol the Mexican news up to the 10th

 Nwlll be seen that the intelligence, pub

 exclusively in the Picayune of We'd

 ast-that Capt. Elliott, the British

 o Texas (who left Galveston some fSo, as he said for Charleston, had in

 me secretly to Mexico-is confirmed.

 seen also that our statement that aaa Government had sent secret agents,

 s'A Capt. Elliott, to barter the Texan E"fa valueless recognition of indepen- ty Mexico, is also confirmed; and that sOant we published of Senor Canado's

 a 10 the United States was likewise

 M'rigues which we have felt 1t our expose, the secret negotiations and |s |.'vus movements of official conspira- Te' ae a we have been compelled, from a ae obligations which our relations [i uollc impose upon us, to lay bare to F~' = ol the world, have been so fraught ES s'ne, n'., so marked by dupIiclty, so over- ss, Hi.h oaseness, that we have not been ,su mat some of our contemporaries ss ,saa'ed to put full faith in the revela- senaVe made. Indeed, at moments we " sa staggered Ourselves at the develop S,s@ey ,s were brought to light, and have '". ~sm to the public with some hesi- h,"' hr,o"'.~cl'hstanding the absolutely authen- h -'s m rom which we derive our infor- s, ihe mtrigues which we have SC ,.a Iposed In our columns came to our !, se early-in their inception almost os S"'' country was to be made the If m .,eir lnlquitous purpose, and the h :, lexas were intended to be sacri- ,nd a'e policy of foreign governments, N s asoelled by the ambition tor avarice S,s orsd di some of their own public servants, D,,;s ' us 10 establish extensive means of bs 0a .l la such quarters as were likely ,ems'. s'enes of operation, and ina manner | tjmas auo as to be scarcely liable to mis- trar i'.Isiuon. As yet we have not been Ass. oy a single error when we relied ws - means for the whole truth. And

 " nave confirmation of the last act