Jalapa, Mexico, Mayll.
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Intelligent Spaniards here, men who have ample means of information, tell me that matters at the :ity of Mexico are daily getting worse and Worse-and all is anarchy and confusion. Confidence is all gone, money has all gone, hope has vanished and m their place poverty and despair reign supreme. The only chance left of opposing the Americans IS to raise d frenzy or enthusiasm similar to that planted in the early revolutions by Hd- aleo, and It is to be doubted whether there is even virtue enough left in the country to bring about such consuma' ton.

 Gen. Worth will propably enter the rich and populous city 0 Puebla on Fri day next, Gen. Qultlnan accompanying him. No and anticipates opposition; bu; OF the contrary, it IS said that the largest and better portion of the inhabitants are growing more and more anxious for the entrance ofthe Americans for the protcc- tion they will afford them against the hordes of ladrones and Icpros which have always infested that C ty.

 The reports in relation 10 Santa Anna are still contradictory, but all agree that ne IS hL OT llcul N(' *s-'httt' NAS A''S ' encd an attack upon Vera Cruz, and also upon this place, and there are those who think, judging from his threats and ac> tions, that he has become mad since res cent reverses The probability is, that he keeps his force about hlm, partly for protection, and partly 10 be ready to strike blow should favorable oppor> tuniiy offer,

 Gen. Scott will probably leave with Gen. Twiggs, in the course of few days for Puebla. His next movements will depend much upon circumstances.

 Gen. Qui,man's appointment as Major General meets with the full approval ot the army. The wound of Gen. Shields, which at first, every one thought would prove mortal beyond doubt, continues 10 improve, and the hopes of his recovery are stronger than ever.

 forward this by ;he dlIencIa. It con, sidered very unsafe conveyance, ana for fear my letter letters may be over hauled by the MexicAns, l cannot say l canno, say half l otherwise should,

 Yours, sc. G. w. K.

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