$3 In Advance.

NO. 3O

Later from Mexico.
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We have two cays later advJces from Vera Cruz bnt nothing later from the interior, by the arrival of the Galveston at New Orleans She sailed from Vera Cruz on the 8th--touched at Tampico. on tbe l0ih, and at he Brazos on the l ilth.

 In El Repnblicano of tf,e 2Slb uIt ;s postscript detailing the pr oceednss of council of war sad 10 have been held ! In Gen 5colt's camp on Thursday. tbe 24'h, the business of which was to de- ternihe whether or not 10 advance upon the capital. Oae general, whose name IS noi given, is said 10 have argued that Il would be imprudent, nay. an act of Hedgess 10 advanra-nn~n-. =, - .4.u supposiiion that every thing should work iavorably ior them, it was evident that they could not enter the ca- pital without resistance and that sups posing in their different engagements they should lose half of their force, or more, they would be left with some four thousand men, with which number it was extremely hazardous 10 attempt to hold so popuous city.

 Gen Worth was of different opins icn. He maintained lhat every invader who hesitated was lost; that in their situation single refrograde movement involved the most d sastrous conse. qnences, and that this had already been proved. He ad9ed proudly that six or eight thousand Americans were sUtfi- cirnt to conqnor twenty thousand Mex lcans; that their triumph was certain and there were no reason for not pass sing on Gen Scott and others are sad to have approved these sentiments, go that II was al last determined that they should commence the ioi ward mose. 'nenl on the 29lh, but upon the sugges. ton of some one that ii might not be proper to act so promptly atkr having just despatched he communication from the Government nf the United States with renewed offers of peace, Gen Scott replipd that he would wait some days at Rio F'fo to receive he answer of the Mexican Government.

 The RepnhIicano in this same post> cfipt, thinks il very prob ible that Gen Taylor will abandon Satillo Matamoros and other towns in the north of Mexico, and shortly proceed 10 Vera Cruz 10 as. slst in the taking oi the capital, which is now, il adds, he object of the aspira> lions of the Americans. Ii is very anxious that the Government should drect Gems. Valencia and Salas, now al San Luis, that they harrass the les treat al Gen Tayl,r.

 On he 2S'h, Santa Anna issued des cree, brief but stringent, supplemental 10 a former one. declaring the city of Mexico under martial law. Gen Lom, bardlni is the oh ef military officer of the division, 10 whose orders ,he people are rtqulred to conform.