The News from Mexico.
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The news which we present today from Mexi.
aco, is important and exciting General Scot, i, is
stated, took up his line Of march from PdebIa TO
the City of Mexico on the 7th or 9Th of August.


and BY this time he is no doubt there A great
battle was expected at Pinon short distance from


the City. Thereporis in regard 10 Santa Anna
strength are conflicting and contradictory; but we
suppose, from all NE can gather from the letter
writers, that he could not BRING into the field more
shan 10000 men. But whether he had 20 OOo
or $4,000, it s=a matter of no great moment, as
we feel confident that Gen Scott has brushed him
out handsomely. his Notifications at Pinon and his
cannon and wild Pntos to the contrary notwith-
Standing. 10 sggbs!. ID. a., ye zsl. . saos.dn:a


An important feature in the Mexican news is
the return of Ex-President Pstrades.s He, it will
be remembered, is a monarchist in principle, and
was, overthrown some time since by Santa Anna,
who declared for the Republican cause The last
accounts we, had Of him he was at Paris; and
now, all at once, he returns 10 Vera Cruz, lis
smngged into that City, and SETS off in hot haste
for the City OF Mexico. Santa Anna and Parades
are bitter enemies and what the result of4his re-
turn may be it's difficult to predict The Wash.
ington Union inclines to the opinion that it; will


prolong the war. while others think that peace
nay come forth from ihe Struggle which must
enspe between the rival Chiefains .l,1s a.st ljs.