FROM MEXICO.

VERA CRIIz. Anc.lst 4. IS
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ERA lRUZ, August 4, lSo4.

 Whatever may be said, there can now be u little doubt of the complete success of Santa Anna. A deputaiion had been sent hhm from Puebla on the 18th July, but snee we have learned that place surren- dqp1 on the 22d. Gen. Quintana, who commanded the beseiging troops, has been aTerely wounded. Valladoid has also nrfndpred, and a considerable force is marching to Jaliseo, which will also be ob- fgpdto suecumb.

 Persons who pretend to be we'll informed so what is going on, assert positively, |b Santa Anna will cause himself to be |nclaimed Emperor; others say that he Mi call together Junia, for the purpose EeaIiing here prince Of the royal family EiSpan, ,pho shall Dc cro,cned King, he Eysning ad interim, under the title of ] noy.

 Notwithstanding my republican opinions,

 Knowledge that l possess of all the in-

 Srndent States of South America, leads

 ho persevere in the belief that their in-

 Abtants are i'll fitted to live under repub-

 Ran government.

 Dya decree of Santa Anna, all those sh9have been expelled by Congress, Span [Rns as well as Creoles, have been recall |a He shows much moderation, having [Rdoned those who have been taken in lns against hum.

 Astrong cond1ctn will arrive here in the eourse of the month, which will give some } laelvry to commerce.

 o. The Cholera continues its ravages at |Vpca, Mexico, and the environs. fsoa BARBADoEs.--By the brig Amu- ,es p 0apt. Nckerson, at Alexandria, from

 DafOadoes we have adylces from that Isl an0 up to the 22d August. Every thing ESu'alled as yet perfectly quiet, though

 uele appeared to be considerable incli-

 a'uon to likeness. It was understood that

 ~ ,gAe slight disturbances had occurred at

 ara'nlque. The measure of the British

 s'p'sfnment which causes so much anxiety

 I.''ve to the West Indies, will and already .n; .s tue tendency to induce a considerable

 'IS'a'on to fhis country.

 lz'ract of letters from Barbadoes, un-

 " qa'e 20th August:

 ,.s Every thing is quiet on the part of the Epss..t 0s,oss' and we have nothing, we think, to 'Fp'saend po from that quarter"

 s., oar negroes, in their new condition as =,,saI, sl,ea, are behaving most exemplary and

 b1 Is'faet of letter from Barbadoes, da-

 ,., ouf Free Laborers continue to behave

 e,a well, Not so, however, in the neigh

 ssssl h's colonies of Demerara and Trinidad, Ss,b.a s oy the last accounts, good deal of p0ssao. so'ahation was manifested. In these Thio,r ir;s'ols ;ss a general passive resistance to Vi Ia !, Is es'nced e, but no violence attempted. l e, i. slll be very incouvenient if the labor. ssrs po not return to their work, for it will Mould s'na.eHally s' injure the plantations. Ii Wish ,o appear that our government does not 'ene cases, measures except Ill eA-