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FROM MExIco.-An arrrYal al New Orleans fl on Havana brings dates from Vera Ciuz and the ely of NexIco, which, though later than we have had di- rect supply some additional items the affairs of that distracted country We extract tine suboincd D, ragraphs fo" the Picayune of Sunday.

 On the 30lh Of Dec Sana Anna was al Ayrtla a sma village short distance ihis side of lhe capitol IL will be recollected that the latest communication from him 10 the Government was daled RI lluehue loca. Dec. 26th. The change of position is thuught to strengthen impression previously entertained that he will enlcavor, in case oi failure before the capitol, which lhe letter writers appear to think ney- table, 10 force his way To Vera Cruz, thence to cape by sea when he finds the game Is al up with him.

 A private letter writer from the city of Mexico, re- ceived at Havana, and dated the 18th of Dec, that the force under Santa Anna exceeds 10 600 well

 appointed troops and yet the writer is confident that is deiende by 20 0O0 men, of whom I2 ,JUO are reg: liar troops, and 5000 belong the National Guard. tiany families had left and were leaving the city however, frim fear that it would be bonbarded Res Ident foreigners diligently ortiiy ing their houses, m consequence of a report that San,a Anna had promised his t.o ps that, in they should be able tI axe the city, he would give it up 10 them to be | sacked.

 In Ihe decree of the 26th Dec, by which Congress authorized the Government to declare the capitol in d state of seize, the power of Gens Herrera and Bravo to enter into any arrangement with Santa An ia is limited in This, the letter writers think, indicates that these two generals have the | entire confidence of Congress, and implies suspi- con that Herrera may he inclined to dea too lem ieny with hIs old companion in arms. It was cal- | culhted that Gen. Paredes would reach Mexico by ihe lst inst, at the head of 1000 troops.

 A private letter from Vera Cruz dated the End inst, says Il will be impossible for Santa Anna to make good retreat upon that city, and that most probably he will be forced 10 fly by way ofTuxpa This we believe is d small port near Tampico.

 On the 18th of Dec. the Supreme Government gave orders 10 the Conmandant General of Tobasco that the French and other prisoners now in that Depart me II, compromised in the expedition of Gen. Sant. nanat, should be assured that they had reason to fear the loss of her lives; that they should be reat- e with proper consideration, and receive all neces- sary comforts, tll their case could be udlcay act ed upon.