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LATER FROM MExIco.-By the John Barr, Capt.
Holingshead, we received yesterday advices fort
night later from Vera Cruz. General Thompson
had not left Mexico.


Intelligence had reached Vera Cruz Of the ar
rangement Of the difficulties between the English
and Mexican Governments. The news was thought
almost TOO good TO be true.


We learn that it IS now deemed certain that there
will be majority against the Provisional President
in both houses of his new Congress. 1t was before
admitted, that in the more popular branch the oppo
stion would be in the ascendant


The U. S. ship Vincennes, Capt. Buchanan still
remained at Vera Cruz, and the Vandalia arrived
on the 9th ult.


We are informed by Capt. Hollingshead that the
Santa Fe prisoners confined in the Castle of Peroc
were suffering more than nature can endure. Dur
outof the whole only eighteen arc able to do any
kind oflabor.


1t was reported at Vera Cruz that the British
Minister had given orders for the hoisting of the
same British flag captured from the Texans on the
staff at the fort. The arrival of the British Minister
from England o Mexico duly expected.
The Mexican steamer GuadalOupe and schooner
Of war arrived at Vera Cruz, from Tobasco, on the
Dist ult., with troops on board. Two British brigs
ofwar and two French sioops of war also ly
ing at Sacr6cios.


Santa Ana has been proclaimed in the most
formal manner Constitutional President of Mexico.
Hitherto he has been the Provisional President, eX-
ercising extraordinary powers, under the famed Ba-
sis OF Tucabaya. These powers now devolve upon
Congress, by formal vote. The proceedings OF
Congress, thus far, are devoid of general interest


IN. o. Picayune, Sd inst.