Sack of Mexico

%mbardment of Puebla--. -.RenunsiatiOn of in, Presidency by Gen. Santa Anna---RevOlt il Pspanlla.
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 The following intelligence, which if correct is ..v important, We extract from Fl .3roo iris, of une zo'a ut, published at Vera Crnz 1t wilt be seen mat the Napoleon of the South" has again ed enoaneed the Presidency. Whether this second .Oa'cauon .on IS like the previous one. mere pre- Is obscure e Letters from Jalapa and Orzabs, received yes ~'aay Tn thls city, (says Fl .4rco Ir;s,) give the aos, positive information that the city of Mexico aA eeen the theatre of the most horrible and la mentahe scenes.

 me moment Gen. Santa Anna abandoned ihe n Sp"N the disorders commenced and as soon as I Ie Popn'ace consdeted themselves free from the Jyonee which might have controlled them. the .~sero' Commenced To sack the city, and commit. A. every manner of excess, piIlaging and robbing sss snSises. without making any distinction between aAnses and foregners

 5,;.;'A 'Ad that during the pilIsge, an American h attempted to penetrate into the city, but s.o.aa involved in dreadful conflict with the sssP'e, and was repulsed. one part to tn sentry .aoes .'..ss and Citadel while another succeeded in sL1ng possession of the Convent of San Francisco. A..:eu Ae made itself secure against the multitude. T"s snanhoned two pieces of artillery

 " &.o nose horrors, in order that nothing might he b.m'ng 10 complete the picture of death and des ''Hon' prepared for the Capital by the shadow of