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IMPORTANT PROM VERA CRuz-A letter dated Nov.
5th, states that some disturbances were likely to
occur in consequence OF the opposition made by
the Chambers TO Gen. Santa Anna. Nothing GER
tain was known, and in fact II was merely surmised
from some movements among the troops


Another letter, dated the 10Th, has the follow
ing THE American Minister is reported to have
suspended his diplomatic intercourse with the Mex
Orleans TO carry important dispatches from the
British Minister.


General Pandes has pronounced against the
Government, but has not been followed as far as
we can learn, by any other department, and as
Gen. Santa Anna had already put himself on the
way to meet him with 10 900 good troops there is
but little doubt but that tranquility will soon be
restored"