From the Picayu"e, Of April TN.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
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By the arrival Of the schooner Water
Witch last evening, which lett Vera Cruz
on the 9TH inst, we have received OUT
files from the city of Mexico to the 25:h
ult., and from Vera Cruz to the day OF the
sailing Of the schooner.


The schooner Fanny, from this port
had arrived at Vera Cruz with the intel
ligence Of the passage of the measure o.
Annexation by the United State Congress
The news was received coldly by mos
of the inhabitants Of that seaport, bu
there was some clustering and talk abou
war on the part Of portion Of the pop
uIation, which all sane men supposed
would soon subside.


On the day prior to the sailing Of thc
Water Witch, the British man of war Eu
rydice set sail for Galveston, with des
patches just received from the city o
Mexico, for the British Minister in Texas
The purport Of the documents had not
transpired, but it was rumored, and gen
orally credited, that they contained a
complete recognition on the part of Mex,
leo Of the independence of Texas, upon the
condition that she rejected the proposed
Annexation to the United States.


Owing to the laeness Of the hour at
which the Water Witch arrived, we have
not yet received our correspondence by
ner, or been able to examine with minute.
ness our files.


Santa Anna still remained a prisoner at
The Castle Of Perote. We find his writ
zen defence in the papers which we have
received, but it throws little light upon
the transactions Of the revolution. He
endeavors to throw upon others the res
possibility of all the most fragrant acts
which provoked the general nsurrecton.
| The difficulty with the prosecuting off
GERS appears to be under what character
to proceed against him, he having acted
under the orders of Canalizo during the
critical events Of the revolution, as a sim
pie General Of Division.


The MexcaR Government had receiy.
ed intelligence Of the passage of the An.
nexation resolutions by both houses o.
Congress, but they had no official notice
that President Tyler had given his assent
to them. However, they ontertaiued little