LATER FROM MEXICO.
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Santa .lnna ,nvited 10 take possession of the

 CapHai-Rmors ot his being stoned not confrmed-Resuh ct Election f0r Presi-

 dent not get kno,cn.

 Fredeieksb"rgh, June IT.

 The Picayuns due yesterday, has not yet ar. rived. New Orleans papers 10 the 10th furn. ish additional items by the Oregon. The Pie ayune publishes Santa Anna's dispatch 10 the President substitute, urging vigorous prose> cution of the war until ample justice is sb- tained for unjust aggression of the United States, and declaring that the salvation of the Capital is indispensable, and proposing to Is- s,gn his office as Commander Chief and first Magistrate, if necessary. It also gives Annaya's reply, coinciding with the views o: Santa Anna. and inviting him to take formal possession of the Capital. Nothing is men, toned in the papers tthe Capital in regard to santa Annals reception, whether stonrd or ia- suited by the populacs nor not. His cOunrry. men are evidently indignant at his repeated failures There is nothing indicating de- sign of Santa Anna on he Presidency. The election was determined 60 far as the States were concerned, on the l5lh ut. The results are not known. and COngrsss may have elected a President