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 FRoM MExIco.-The schr Creole arrived a New Orleans, on Monday, from Vera Cruz, bring ing dates from that place to the 3a ins the day oi her sailing.

 The editors of the Picayune have received their regular files of papers from the cIpito They con tain long letter from Santa Anna, dated al his pri- son, Perote, 22d January, addresse to the ecreta- rres of the Chamber of Deputies. I, does not speak the unfaun'ed of the proud conquerors of Mon- tezuma but according to the Pcayune. is couched m the most humble and abject terms He hegs hard for his e and reminds his peers of the seruces he has rendered the State-of the wounds and mutila- tons he has received in the defence of his country. The revolution, he admits. is complete, and yielding to the general will of his late constituents, he will ingIy renounces the Presidency. He is anxious to atone for whatever of evil he may have done by vol untary expatraton, the surrender of his property, Ac. Wha, his fate may be, is stlIl uncertain. The Government is inclined to mercy and would doubtless have rejoiced at his escape-but the common people or at least many of them, camorous for his death

 The following letter, dated Vera Cruz, Feb. 3, ,s addressed to the Picayune:

 have only time to drop you few lines. Nothing new. Santa Anna is in confinement in Perote, while his cause is before the Congress constituted in "GraDd jury" at Mexico. He must think occas sion ally of his friends the Txans Government no doubt regrets that he did not escape. is desrous of be- ing generous with hun, but at the same time fears public opinion, winch is very stormy against the wretch. Should Santa Anna not be punished with all the rgor of the laws, another revolution against the actual Government would doubt be the result Great confidence felt hy all in the present Govern ment, which in my opinion will prove 10 be good one, and the first truly republican one this people has ever known.

 Respecting Texas, would say that it IS useless ever to expect the consent of this Government 10 it's annexation to the United States. II 1t should be m nexed, il will make great deal of noise here, but nothing further than talk will result from it in my opinion. l's' l send you few papers, to which refer you for Santa Anna's petition to lhe Congress, praying for celnency--a most dsgraceiully humliatine docu- men,, and just such ens as might be expected from such cowardly dog.

 The papers from every Department of Mexico come freghted with expressions of joy and pratula. tiOG.

 We see three days if continual cock. .6,h,,,. ,d- ver,ised to take place at the city of Morelo.. The sports were to commence on the 18th of Februar,

 The grand National theatre, (late Theatre of San. ta Auna,) is opea at the city of Mexico. On inc night of the 26ih ult. a five act comedy. entitled | "Flaauezas Ministeriales." was enacted -

 Prescott's Conquest of Mexico" is being trans- lated in Mexico by Joaquin Navarro, and is pub lished in numbers ut the office of El Sislo Disz 7 | Nuevs

 | The liberal editors of the city of Mexico are ur- | ging upon the Cover nneat to organize National Guard, upon the French system. They begin 10 weary of the rule of any dictator, supported by e- l gionaries or janissaries alone. T :, l The (. .mmnnications from the Northern Depart ments ot Mexico are stilrepl~ie with Indian oura- ges. The government continues to express a desire to repe the audaclous ouirages which have been In- aicted upon the inhabitants oi that distant section Of country. f.-t 5 I'flrH4t4 g4lft When the Creole Jeff Vera Cruz, there were ten Mexican vessels of war in port ot different grades, ibe two steamships being al the head of ihsa. The