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Ana to avail himself of the power of all trained
troops if the occasion shosid require.


II was generally believed in Mexico ,h., Santa
Ana was opposed 10 all the projects f,r new con.
stitutiou proposed by the Constituen, Congress.
all of which were federal in their character.


Those who have the best opportunity of Judy.
Ing, regard Mexico at present as in mos, critical
position, and possibly upon the eve of another
revolution. There is no dosbt that the new con-
sttution will De federal one.


There was no authentic at the time Of the
Missouri's departure from, Vera Crur from Yuca.
tan. The report that the Moxicans had been de-
feated some time before was positively contra.
dicted.


On the arrival OF the news at the city of Mexico
of the taking of San Antonio and the capture Of
Van Ness, Fitzgerald and others belonging to the
Santa Fe Expedition, it is said that an order wa,
sent on to shoot all such re-capturcd prisoners on
the spot Through the interference of General
Tornel. however, this order was countelmandcd.
and Van Ness Fitzgerald and such Others as were
known TO have been in the Expedition above men,
toned have had their sentence commuted to ten
years Imprisonment; in the Castle of Perotc one
of the coldest and most disagreeabe places in the
country.


The opinion OF one Of the most Intelligent per-
sons in relation to fucatan affairs IS that CaIn
pcachy would surrender without firing gun
Another gentleman, who is we'll yersed IN Mexi.
can affairs, is strongly of the opinion that there
will be battle, and thss it Will result iii the en-.
tire defeat OF Santa Ana's forces.


By recent decree it seems that postage is no
longer cxactcd on newspapers at Vera Cruz OF
any of the other ports.


Up 20 the 12th ult. Capt. Chsrlewoed, of the
;.>, .,ae-,.- Guo1aIorr., bnd not arrival n, Vo,a
Cruz. and WAS consequently ignorant of his recall
by bis own government.


T private letter of the S;h November, from
Mexico, to gentleman of this city interested IN
the claims against Mexico, states that treaty had
iust been concluded between the Mexican Govern.
men, and our Minister, for the paymen, OF the
awards made by the late Convention at Washing
ton The payments to be made in nstalments of
one-twenteth every three months, and the pro-
ceeds Of the Msxcsn Custom House, and of some
of the taxes, arc pledged to the American Govern
ment for the fulfilment OF the ueaty. Phil. Cour.


DEATHS IN The STEAMBOAT ELizA.-The New
Orleans Bulletin of the 23d ult. says: . We hear
that upon cutting into the steamboat Eliza, sunk
a few weeks since near the mouth of the Ohie
two cabin passengers were found with their
hands grasplng the handles Of their trunks. 1t
has not hitherto been supposed tnat any cabin
passengers perished, save Capt. Littleton's wits
and child. One Of the passengers on that boat,
whom we conversed with yesterday, computes
that nearly sixty lives were lost"


70 On Friday evening a person accidentally
dropped cigar among .ome powder, in Wade
Powder-mi below the city, which was Immediate
ly blown up. Three men were seriously injured,
one of whom (Nlr. Brown) has since died.


Gin. Gaz. Nov. %.