the death Of d. Fernando Caderon, the ''illuslri.
Gus Zaca,ecas poet" as he is termed.
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The communications from the Northern De.
parlments of Mexico are still repIe,e with Indian
ou:rages. The Government continues to express
desire to repel the uudacious outrnges which
have been inflicted upon the inhabitants of that
distant section of country.


When the Creole left Vera Cruz, there were
ten Mexican vessels of war in port OF different
grades, tho two steamships being al the head OF
them. The French brig Mercure, the British irIs.
ate lnconstant, the U. S. corvette Falmouth.
and the Spanish frisa:e Cortes, were also in the
harbor. II is n rare circumstance TO chr onicle
the arrival of Spanish national vessel in Mexi'
can waters.


Senor Tornel, tho ex.Minster Of War, has ad.
utcs. paatng tho course which he took on The
memorable lst OF December last He souhgt exon
eralon from all responsibility for the acts Of that
dav. but it was no, accorded to him, however.


The Siglo of the 2iIh ult., states that Santa
Anna was exceedingly depressed in spirits in his
confinement at Perote.


OHc VI liic hCAiNuH J'uii''S, ~
upon the numerous robbcries of cattle, &C., com.
mt,od in California by the Indians, adds that they
were stimulated to these outrages by tho Amer
cans. About as true as most Mexican reports OF
he affairs Of the United States.


No progress has been made in the trials OF the
| cx-President, Canalizo.


We will recur to our files of Mexican journa s
upon the earliest opportunity afforded u.s.
George Guew.-Eeccni intelligence has been
received which renders it highly probable that the
Inventor of the Cherokee Alphabet, has not as Is
generally supposed, been gathered to his fathers
but is still among the living. Ii the intelligence
be correct, be is now with some of his countrymen
who are located noar Ma,amoras, Mexico Somt
Cherokocs are expected to leave the country, ii
tue course Of short tine for Ma!amoras, for the
purpose of restoring him to his country if still
aliyel- Cher iHr