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tRou MEIlco.-Ths .cAr. Creole arrived a.
New 0rleans on the cath ult. from Vera Cruz,
bringing new. from the City OF Msxico to the 80,
OF which the subjoned il the substance.


Santa Anna, having arrived al the Capital with
his troOps on lie night OF the 2d September, about
three o'clock, captured by assault tae fort of San
Francisco, OF the strongest holds of Rus;a-
nente. ana also :he fort o; ST. Geronimo. Most
of the oiicers snd men captured. Immediately en-
rolled ihem.elVe. srsons Santa Anna's party.


On the 80. President Bus:anente, with 1900
infantry and 800 savalsy attacked one O; ;he posts
of Santa ANA. but being resisted By 500 men Of
the corps of Peub!a and Larsa- was rcpused wiki
grea; los, aad retired, leaving On the ground his
killed ana wounded.


Gen. Galinde, on the same day, with zoo men.
abandoned the cause OF Buslanente and JOINED
Santa Anna. ihe Censor says tha; q, the last
accounts Gen. Santa Anna had completed tRe be-
siegng line around the capt4, with TIE prospect Of
its early surrender


negotiations were pending between Bustanenie
and Santa Anna--but nothing definite had been
agreed on. General Victoria had been called in
as mediator, and had LEI, X2lspa fer Mexico, ior
that purpose.