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MATANzAs AND VERA CRuz.-A letter from Ma
tanzas, under date of 4th instant states that the schr
Ann A. Parkcrs cargo, from this port, was sold at
81 reals, 40 days's credit


Advces from Vera Cruz, to the 18th ult. had been
received at Havana The Yucatan Commissioners
had been comforting with Santa Ana at his hacienda
Vera Cruz, and returned to the city of Mexico
on the 18th December, TO arrange with the Govern
ment the conditions on which iucatan should again
form part of the great Mexican family They
were very much pleased with the reception given
them bySanta Ana and with the good faith manifest
ed by him, OH the fucatan question.


The Government had despatched large number
OF troops 10 Sonora, TO subdue the Indians, who
were committing great depredations on the inhab-
tants.


In the harbor of Vera Cruz on the night of the Sth
December, Capt. james A. Mccall, OF the English
brig Jessie Mitchell, with his carpenter and three
sailors, put oil from the wharf i'll boat for the brig
tremendous northern blowing at the time the boat
eapsized and the captain, carpenter and one SAILOR
were drowned. In the morning they found the body
OF the sailor, ndhalt the body of the captan The
other half having been doubtless eaten by sharks,
also that OF the carpenter. [Sayannah Geor.