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FROM MExlco.-The United State, steam FIJI
gate Missouri, Captain Newton, arrived below ct
New-Oreans on the 22d of November, in three
and half days from Vera Cruz. She brought as
passengers Branz Mayer Esq. of Baltimore, u.
S. Secretary Of Legation at Mexico P. A. South
all, Esq, bearer of dispatches from Gen. Thomp-
son to Washington: William Richards and I.
Hallieo, from the Sandwich Islands. the latter
Private Secretary to the King Of those Islands,
and native OF that country. Also, six Of the
Santa Fe prisoners.


The sloop-of-war Falmouth, Capt. Macintosh,
was the only United States Government vesse! at
Vera Ctuz. She was expected to leave shortly
for New Orleans, with s250,COO in specie.


The Picayune states the character Of the dcs-
patches for the United States Government is not
known, but from all that can be learnt from pri-
vate letters, there is good reason to believe that
all our pending difficulties in relation to claims Of
American citizens will be most satisfactorily ar
ranged upon terms compatible with the honor and
interest of our country.


Before the departure of the Missouri, Gen. Santa
Ana had retired from the capital to his estate at
Mango de Clavo, leaving in his stead Gen. Bravo
as Provisional President of the Republic 1. was
understood that Santa Ana took this step in con-
sequence of failing health, and designed scon to
return TO the capital. Those who saw him shortly
before bis departure state that he never looked
better The flower of the army had been either
sent to Yucatan or to such points in the Depart
mens OF Vera Cruz as would enable Gen. Santa