From The Picayuno Of the ih.
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Tie steamship Fashion, Capt. Ivy, ar.
rived a, this port yesterday from Vera
Cruz, having left there on Sunday forenoon,
the 30Ih ulli


The Fashion brought n small mail to
Col. Hunt, and i is understood tina, the
steamer New Orleans, to sail on the 3lst
MONDAY lasi) would bring the principal
mails. She is looked for every hour.


Verbally we learn that the Mcxicans
were busy lorlilying the pass al Rio frio,
between puebla aud the city OF Mexico.


Gen. Scott with the rear Of the army,
was to have LEFT Jappa on the ooh ull., and
would arrive a, Purbla on The Ilh inst,
where il is presumed he will await the ARR.
val Of tho roiniorcomenls being forwarded
10 bin, before he advances further.


We have heard rumor that Herrera
has been elected President, bu, cannot trace
il to reliable source, and we think the
result Of tho election could scarcely be
known at the capital so soon.


From the American Englo We learn that
the diligence which left Vera Cruz for ia.
lapa on tho 22l uli., without passengers,
but with three trunks filled with very fine
dry goods, was stopped two miles beyond
the National Bridge aud robbed, and then
burnt and destroyed. The driver and pos.
lillion who accompanied il were released
and made their way TO Jalapa. The diii.
renee which should have come into Vera
Cruz on the oath uil., only came down too
where the other had been DESTROYED and at
once returned. This, it Is feared, will put
an end to the use Of diiCmees on tho road.
The robbery was no doubt the work Of
Mexican bandtIi. We come now 10 a more
atrocious act by the same mlIians. We
copy the following facts from tho Eaglo OF
tho 20lh


lloRRD.--lt is with pain mingled with a
desire Tor vengeance that we undertake 10
relate another massacre Of our counlrymcn
10 the most cruel aud brutal manner. In
our paper Of last Saturday (only one week
ago) we announced tho TACT that Colonel
Sewers was in this city as bearer Of des.
patches to Gen. Scott, aud to-day we are
called upon 10 inform The public of his hor.