Still Later From Mexico.


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EXPRESS.
HIGHLY IMPO RTANT

READ AND REFLECT.
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Last evening our Reindeer came in putting and
blowing and looking as laughing as though peace
had really been conquered, and on examination Of
the news brought il appears that it has been con-
quered all to the heel!


The steamer ]. L. Day left Vera Cruz on the 9th
inst, and arrived at New Orleans on the 2lst inst.
The Captain says that information had been received
at Vera Cruz. that Gen. Scott and Worth with the
main body Of the army had advanced as far as Rio
Frio without opposition, and there met by deputa-


from the City Of Mexico with propositions Of peace,
which General Scott Instantly refused to accept and
that Gen. Scott had announced his determination to
march upon the capital without delay. The Capt.
Of the Day likewise says, that twas believed that
peace which Scott might dictate rather than let him
occupy the capAal. This is all the say SO Of the
Captain of the Day. There is no other evideace Of
the truth Of The statement We are Of opinion that
it will turn out like the late rumor Of deputation
having waited upon Scott at Jalapa.


The Day, however, brought more probable intelli-
gcnce in the facl that tho Governor Of Tampico
daily in expectation Of an attack by 1900 III the vi
cinity. On the night Of tho 18th inst, there was
an insurtecioHary movement within the town, but
il was promptly put down. On the 18th inst, our
pickcts were driven in, and on the l6h party or
rancheros attacked the pilot station. The barque
Mary landed two hundred volunteers at Tampco OH
the 10Th inst.