Five Days Later from New Orleans-Ar-


rival OF the Malls.
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NO less tnan Hve mails arrived yesterday ditcf
noon from New Orleans they embrace dates from
the 18th to the 10Th inst both inclusive. One mail,
that OF the l4th, is yet due, but its accounts were
anticipated by our express nearly week ago.
We annex all the news.


As no dependence is to be placed upon the mails
from the extreme south, we shall hereafter look TO
the New Orleans packet ships for all mercantile cor
respondence. We, therefore, hope that in future,
the captains of the said fine ships will supply them
selves with letter bags, to bring letters and papers
for our merchants.


New ORLEANs, Jan. 1s. l845.
Legislative Proceedings .annerat and the Express TO
Nep Yrk Markets &c &C.
Both houses OF our Legislature in session The g.
nate passed resolution adjourning both houses
Sd February which OF course will the lower
Is at last fairly under way and It to BE-
hoped the business will be got over in as little timt
possible for certainly il has cost he state enough


hody as well of the Legislature. BY the way the
| Express from New York TO New Orleans is charm
but we are frequently without for five six days
time but It is in good hands, and II we cannot
letters we can have the Herald, ana tnat Will sa
| tisfy US. -
past week fully the sales reaching 10 oOo bales Ihe
receipt is light owing unwilingness on the part oi
planters ship in his of the market Tobacco ar.
Iives slowly. Extreeus II s; Cigar Leaf Al ef


The crop Is well ascertaned (bont 1872 900 hhds) and
planters sell the going rates The receipts
reduced the about 1000 hhds and enden
cy prices upwards There much capital here wait
ing favorable moment to operate, and this IL known


Molasses in demand on plantation, but nearly all the


Twill advise you Of next weeks dongs at the close Of
Saturday next. CARoNDELET
The Hon. Allen A. Hail. United States Charge d'Afaires
Vsnezula arrived at New Orleans, the 10th inst,
from Turks lsland.


Ths rivers in the interior Of Alabama the rise
and large quantities of cotton have commenced pouring
into Mobile The receipts there Tuesday l4h inst
amounted to 7454 bales


The Gutter days from Galveston arrived at New Or


leans 10Th inst We learn that President Jones had issued
proclamation annulling the recognition Of Gen. Duff
Green as American Consul at Galveston The President
we understand states that the honor interests Of
| the nation imperatvey demanded such course The
q Dun to


most insolent attempt on the part Of Green to dc


% the Tss woS
it. The 1t seems raised Green's dander where
upon is said he had the ndecacy and want Of good
threaten the Executive, and ntimated that he
would make the Executive Office q very unpleasant
resting place for hi. Excsllency the President


The President ordered Green from his presence and
cut short his official functions.


TIE Clarsville (Texa) Northern STANDARD of the 20h


from the Hon. VIM H. Bourland in which he states that
propositions before Congress from the Governments


France and Engls1d to % have our s. end %ms
application for annexation to the United States and
pledge ourselves not to renew it,"


evenings previous attempt had been made BY the po
pulace to raise insurrectonary movement sgsns The
LopezI and to declare in favor Of Gen. Yman The at
| tempt was promptly put down.
MEXICAN NRws.-Since our last, more of our
private correspondence has reached us, and we
have had time 10 run over all of our exchanges
We do not find, however, in either, much to lay
before the reader. 1t IS quite certain that down to
/ the 28th of December no action had taken place;


that the leaders of the Government were using every
effort to prevent final recourse to a conflict OF
arms; and that Santa Auna maintained as bold q
front as if he at the head Of large and we'll
| appointed army. In the city of Vera Cruz. from
which we have most copous intelligence, the opin-
ion is unanimous that the downfall of Santa Anna


beyond question; but by the citizens OF that town
kovld seem that he is hated more cordially than
| IN any other part OF the country. M
/ On the 1st inst, reinforcement of 1000 mer
was expected daily at Vera Cruz from Campeachy,
ia collected there to oppose the advance of Santa
/ Alma to upwards Of four thousand men,
i was known in Mexico on the 22d Dec. that
Cen. Paredes commenced his march on the l1th
init. from GuadalaJara, to attack Santa Anna. L.
w&s supposed that he would be at GuanaJuato b!
| .he 10th, at the head Of 500 men. On the 18th
| news was received in Mexico that he was on his
march to aid the troops of the capital, and his


roops, it was thought, would number at least 6OOO
i from the reinforcements he would receive while
IN the route. He was proceeding by forced
marches


Gen. Bravo entered the capital on the 22d. He
| vas appointed Commander-in-Chief of the army


md entrusted with the defence of the CITY the day
following. and two days subsequently 25O0 troop
l IT the division he had previously commanded ar
rived in the city.


The reception of Gen Bravo was remarked by
| every expression OF enthusiasm. Crowds went
| forth to meet him, and he was escorted to his
quarters by dense column OF citizens.
son OF Santa ARna was made prisoner near
Puebla on the 10Th Of December, while endeavor
ng 10 escape from that city, accompanied by -four
dragoons One Of his sons has been represented as
| young man Of remarkable cleverness, but in hls


stature he is almost dwarf, and although possess.


ing much talent, is terribly deformed. 1t may be
| hat this is the same son. He was arrested by


some guards attached to the tobacco excise.
I he extreme rancor of tho Mexican press to-
wards Santa Anna is one OF the most striking tea


lures in the Impressions we gather from the late
the press must have been, or how severe the CEN
sorship exercised by the tyrant in the day Of his
power, for until now there were but few papers In


he country which could find themes 80 grateful a.


to sound the praises OF the well.deserving of his
| his country:


The consideration which the officials Of the act
ing Government, even after the revolution OF the
9th Of December, showed towards Sants
Anna in all their communications with him, is
| conspicuous, from the letter of the 7th Of De.


cember, from the Secretary OF War. depriyine


tear, down to Gen. Henera's letter Of the 9th Of
| December. In this particular the courtesy obser-


we'd towards him by the Government Is utterly al


variance with the fierce and sangunary denuncia


Gen. lgnaco Basadre. the ex-Minister Of War


the principal insgator of the decree Of the 29h Of


November sus ending the sessions OF Congress


which was the pretext for all the demonstrations


against Santa Anna in the capital-was arrested al
Tula and taken back to Mexico


Gen. D. Mechor Muzquz, one of the most illus
trious champions Of Mexican independence, died


at the capital on. the l4th December.-New Orleans


Pic. Jan. 15


City Intelligence.


/ MCCuRRY, THE SUPPOSED MURDERER-This miserable


man taken from the Tombs this morning, by officer


Rdgey of Baltimore to stand his trial for the murder
Paul Roux The wounds upon his throat have entirely