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MEXICAN NEws.-The barqIe Engenia
Capt. BIscoe, arrived in New \ ork On he
morning Of the 3lst ult., from Vera Cruz:
the Hon. Mr.. Gushing being passenger
on board. The Eugcnia sailed from Vera
Cruz on the 18th ult-, as we had before an
nouncei, our adrices being one day later
than those received in New York. The
papers of the latter city are crowded with
news of the revolution now in progress in
Mexico. Mr.. Gushing was 20 considcratc
as 70 employ some hours &c delightful pas.
sage of is days, in ting out a succinct
account of the course of the revolution
with some notes upon the prior history of
Mexican affairs to make these Ineligible
to those not conycrsant with the subject.
Ihis account he gave to the press imme
diatcly upon his arrival. Ii is written with
great simplicity and disfincfness, but we
lind no event mentioned in il which has
been overlooked here. Mr.. Gushing evi.
IDENTITY believes the days of Santa Anna's
power to be numbered. A horde Of letter
writers fom different cities Of Mexico. whose
productions find place in the New York M.
pers, have arrived at conclusions as TO the
Pcrmanency Of Santa Annals power, differ.
ent from those formed BY Mr.. Cushing.
They believe the tyrant viii yet succeed.
we adhere firmly to our previously express
ed opinions, and are glad TO find them con-
iirmod by the weight Of Mr.. Cushing's au-
thority.


The advices of Mr.. Gushing likewise
throw discredit upon the report received
here Of the defeat of Santa Anna at Puebla.
Mr.. q. appears to think that his only chance
TO save himself, however. from the difficult
ties in which he is involved, is by forced
march upon Tampico, SO as to escape into
the United States, or flight to South Amer
lea by the Pacific The former j. thought
more characteristic Of the man. We a.
wait further intelligence with unaffected in
ierest.-Pic.