By This Mornings Mail.

From MEuco.-By the arrival of the schooner
No.cbant at New Orleans, the Courier of the
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Merchant at New Orleans, the Courier of the
9th has the following:


rho Diaro saws the Yucatan Commissioners ar
"a Of Mexico on the llth ult On the 18th they
~ oo presented 10 the President, who directed the
sn;sfer of War TO arrange this affair as promptly
~ nossible. The conferences have already com
spced and it is possible that fucatan will speedi-
T., ho re united to the Republic.


The Chief Minister of Santa Ana. Senor Jose
,,,;a Tornel, who unfortunately lost his wife a
hort time ago, has expressed desire TO retire from
saJJ sabc affairs, and has offered his resignation.


According to an article IN one of these papers,
..mn; has been made TO assassinatc Gen. Santa
asa which is attributed to the Texans. The pa
my rpiers to the Mexican journals ofthe 9th of De-
PPher for the details of this affair. We have seen
.fbing relative TO IL in any of those heretofore re-
ceved by u.s..


Minister OF War that on the 29th of November
I ont Col Jose Maria Nunoz captured and de-
l,rnyed the principal fort of the rebels on the Caon
Maintains near the village otCocuilIo.


The Picayune has the following with regard
"a the Texan prisoners


10 Wv VERA Cruz, Dec 90. 1873


cry7IEMEy: The Consul Of the United
c,s,es has lust handed me letter, addressed
- myself. from George Van Ness, Esq. one of
,Ie unfortunate prisoners at Pcrote, in which he
r.ouests he 10 say TO YOU that they are not
nnIv bound in chains, but suffering sickness
and death that out of the 40 prisoners 76 are
dangerously sick in the hospital, and the following
Of the number had died within few days, and got
through their suferings: John Jrappall Joseph 81
mons. James S. White Norman Woods, Zachias
Wilson S. B. Bennett, 4. Island ri A. F. Bnrras,
Wm. II. Vanhorn J. p. Wyatt, Wm. Miller ID. A.
Hollowel, and John Clement Grosjean. of Missouri.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Janu-
ary 22.-Present as on Saturday, and Mr. Justice
STORY. On motion Of MIR. j. r. iSGERsoLL c:
IsGERsoLL, Esq. Of Penn sylvana, was admitted
nm Attorney and Counsellor OF this Court.


No. s. John d. Deberry vs.. Joel Bugg.-Error
from the Circuit of the United States for West Ten
nessee Mr.. Justice MCLEAN delivered the opinion
of this Court, affirming the judgment of said Circuit
Court in this cause, with costs and ten per cent.
damages.


No. II. John Randel, junior. APPELLANT, rs WIN.
Linn Brown. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr. j. r. INGERsoLL for the APPELLANT,
and by Mr.. J. r. Tyson for the appellee.


Adjourned TILL Tomorrow, II o'clock, A. NJ.


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