Latest from Mexico,
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Another arrival at New Ofeaus from Vera Cruz
brings daIes from that place the 4h instant, be-
ms ten or twelve days later Than those previously
received.


Report says that Mr.. Gushing was at the city OF
Mexico, on his way home from China, he having
travelled the overland route from the Pacific


The New Orleans Bee states that the news re-
celved by this arrival appears to Indicate the sue
ot President Santa Anna, and his triumph
over the opposition.


A Aformal accusation had been made in the Cham
Der OF Deputies against the Minister of War, tor
having, without the authority of Congress, given to
Santa Anna the command OF the troops sent against
the insurgents OF Jtl,sco. The motion was carried
by vote OF 40 TO l6; but from the tone of the dis
cusston We apprehend that 1t Is lltle more than
solemn farce; mere empty threats, which the Dc
tatur VIII dtsplse.


At Guaddoupe an amicabe conference took
place between Santa Anna and several Senators
md Deputies, which had been freely spoken OF
aud commented upon IN the House OF Representa-
yves luke the following sample:


Sitting Of tha 18th Mr. Rustamente said that
days ago cont had been held in the Of Qua
dsoups between Santa Anna and various Senator's and
that the points discussed were OF the deepest
importance and that perhaps It would DC USEFUL 10 lay
them b. fore The Chamber"


la addition to the above, we find the subjoined in the


santa Anna set out from Gaudalule with the army on
the 2l,t uitimo for Queretaro. large division OF the
troops had gone in advance OF him, which be
iniorced by the garri city Of Mexico
Ascend manifesto made by General Paredes has been
sent to Congress and ordered to be printed by that body
This may be considered in evidence of the sympathy Of
Congress with the revolutionary chiettan. Efforts
being made to reconcile the difference between Exc
cuve and Legislative powers by means OF friendly
fsrences.


Canazo the provisional President on the 18th OF Nov
laid before the Congress- with view its immediate
lion upon IT, message urging the necessity Of taking
measures to quel disturbances and public
quy to Consider the state ot the public treasury, with
view to It's Improvement and provide for the strength
enng OF the bonds OF amity between Mexico and friendly
powers.


These propositions imply, to mind concession on
the part the Government But appears that Congress
adopted resolution the 18th utmo al the instance
and under the prcred protection Of Pa edes holding The
Provisional Government to its responsibility to the Le
the Plan OF racubaya. Senor Rejon Minister Foreign
Affairs, the next day protested, in the OF the Cs
vernment, against this action Of Congress- and
stated against the recognition ot right in any citizen
the Legislature upon OF this nstne The protest
Is followed by address TO the people OF Mexico
by Santa Anna the 2lst he day which he left the
army IRON Gandaloupe


THIS address, W hch occupies nearly nine columns in
El Casor OF Vera Cruz displays great act is written
with much apparent csndor and abJunds in professions
OF patriotism an self denial He reviews the history OF
Mexico from 1921 10 the pre- time, and takes him
ring that period He dsavows having made any attempt 10
assume power, Dissolve Congress- usurp the functions
OF any the departments lie affects to complain
the load OF responsibilities that had been thrown
him by the plan Of Tacubaya, which left him for time
with weight OF absolute authority upon his shoulders
He protests that he has desire overthrow the bases
OF racuhaya He retcrates his determination 10
q1er Texasa subject which Is 10 him. according to his
expression, exceedingly dol0rous (doioroso) He
dsayows any msappcaon OF the public funds and ends
by declaring his belief that Providence seeing Justice
able HIM to achieve the peace and prosperity Of the
We see no mention of the amount of force under Pa
rede the papers being entirely silent upon that point