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action the Congress has taken upon the subject.
Many reasons alleged for the resignation, but the
most plausible can devise, is his wish to attest his
popularity with the Congress, or desire TO be be-
h,nd the sceneswhcn the curtain rises for the FIRST
act Of negotiation.


was much surprised TO find The church party
here so much opposed TO Santa Ana. Amongst the
San Augustine monks and friars do not believe he
has friend. Herrera is the iavorite Of the clergy.
Yesterday friend Of mine who speaks Spanish pass
ing well was in conversation with two reverend
gentlemen, and when he told them that we were in
favor Of Herrera, they seemed delighted and shook
him by the hand with great good will In this place
there less than five hundred priests, and they
being owners Of half the town, exercise, indepen
lent of their holy calling, great influence over the
'eople. They treated with great respect too, BY
our own people. Every officer, non-commissioned
,ficer, and soldier is ordered TO salute them in the
Streets and day or two ago. when the bishop visit
ed Gen. Scott, the entire guard turned out and
emained al present until his holiness had passed
IN and out again. To conquer peace the best
method is evidently to conciliate the clergy. Tothe
29th we have papers from the Capital. Nothing is
said whatever Of defending the place.


IL Repubicano says that our troops are dying
with darha and other diseases at Jalapa, and when
they were ordered 10 march on Puebla refused posi-
lively to obey the order Before this time thoy are
probably advised to the contrary. A Frenchman
came in yesterday and reports that Bravo and Can
alizo have resigned from the army. Il is possible
that train Of wagons may leave herefor Jaapa in
day or two as have heard that that post will be
broken up. Plenty Of everything for an army in
PuebIa. MAN IN THE WHITE HAT.