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From Merico.-The schooner Creole, former
ly known as the Rosetta, arrived ut this port yes
terday from Vera Cruz which port she left on the
22d tiltimo. She brought over a large number OF
.passenge:s--,he greater proportion Of whom are
the late Perotc prisoners. Below will be found q
list of their names, with which we have been po.
li,ely furnished BY one ofthe number. Three sen.
riien Came in the Creole, saved from the ship Eli.
zabeth, from Liverpool for New Orleans, wreck.
ed of the south coast Of Cuba:


For the information Of their friends, we give
tho names Of those who have been left behind in
Mexico:
D F Barhey, VIM Atwood,


Daniel buvis; William Whine,
Chas McLaushlin, William NJ Sheppard,
4 Porker, Jr. James Wilson,


VIM I'll Moore, Adam Master,


Theodore d Malthey, left sick in Pueba.


We have scarcely had moment to glance d.
our exchanges. but We learn that no now meas:
ure had been taken for the renewal Of the wa
ngainst Texas. The espousals of Santa A ma and
his now bride were celebrated in truly royal style
by proxy-he being upon his estate of Mango
de Clava, and the lady in the city Of Mexico.
Poor Navorro's case is represented to US rs mos
desperate, it being Santa Anna's apparent n,en.
ton to retain him in confinement for life.


The following is list Of the names of the Tex.
an prisoners released on the 10Th of Septembe,
by the Mexican Government, and arrived in the
American schooner Creole:


Col VIM Fisher,


Capt G w Pearson,


Capt R Baker,


Capt Claudius Buster,


Quarter. Master F NJ Gibson,


Lieut. VIM A Copton.


Lieut. A A Lee,


Lieut. F. w. Douglass.