LATE FROM VERA CRUZ.
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By late arrival from Vera Cruz, it is stated
that Santa Anna has resumed his official du-
ties as President ofthe Republic. Gen Cana
lizo has been appointed commander Of the ar
my, intended to operate against Texas. Four
million of dollars, and thirty thousand soldiers
are asked to carry on he Texan war. From
The tone Of the Mexican press, that govern
ment seems determined to make a strong eff
fort to rel conquer Texas. England will fur
nish her with the 'sinews OF war and all
other things necessary to effect that, which
the unaded power of Mexico could never ac-
complish. Without our interference, in some
proper manner, the question of remuneration
will be settled by England and Mexico, before
another Congress assemblies.