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Eds Dsiia,--Eyey conceivable variety Of ru.
NOR relative 10 the movements Of the Great Gen.
efll and h- generals, have been uiloat for several
days pasl but n0ug have the color Of authenticity
about then, omit sending them TO yuu This
morning, however, a rumor found IL way from
the Interior, which leads to the belief that Scott
has had two most decisive battles, ia both Of which
the American arms were successful. The iRi Of
ihess was with Valencia, who had his share II the
amusement with the advanced guard; and the other
was between the General himself and Santa Anna.
The best and most authentic information have
received is, that tho armies Of both Valencia and
Santa Anna have been dispensed; that the city is
IA a state Of confusion and panic, and Congress
has been summoned together, 10 take into consd-
Grafton the propositions " our Government for ne.
goiiaiion--tho same propositions oi Mr.. 1'nst.


That these fumon are better founded than any
that have been received for some time, have no
doubt. But ia day or two more, when the rrgu.
lar news comes here from Mexico. We shall have
either conformation Of 1t, or otherwise.