A STEAMBOAT MASTER. St. Louis, March l, lS47.

FROM MEXICO VIA. ttaF ANA.
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4 fuller review of our Havana papers, re- ceived by the barques Catharine and St. Ma ", gives the following information

 ''rhe British mail steamer Tay had arrived at Havana She furnished the Havana edi- tors with their correspondence from the city of Mexico to the 3lst ult From this we learn that the news of the surrender of Vera Cruz had reached the capitol, and as though any other result could have been anticipated it seemed to astonish Santa Anna. He im- mediaiely issued proclamation, surcharged with the usual appeals to the patriotism of Mexicans, and the accustomed threats of vengeance on the -.per6dioas Yankees He despatched two brigades of infantry, one of cavalry, with corresponding batteries and two thousand men, to join Gen1 La Vega, who, with the Governor of the department of Vera Cruz, was. with some force at the Puenie Naclonal

 TAe SpantsI Consul ai Tera Cruz-The Havana journals loudly Iaud the Spanish Consul at Vera Cruz, for what they term his 6lm and unfinehIag course during the bonn bardment The Diario de la Marina pub fishes a series of letters and documents which go to evince his humanity. He gave shelter 10 as many Spaniards and Mexicans as could find refuge m his consulate, and treated them with all possible attention. His energy and boldness of decision on the night of the 26ih and on the morning ol the 27ih ult., is particularly referred to- When Gen. Scott, having previously offered a safe egress from the city to all neuIrais. womea and children, refused to grant 1t al the request of the foreign Consuls and the AIcalds after the seige had commenced, then ihe representative of her Spanish Catholic Majesty Is represented as assuming posi- ton worthy of himself and his nation lie is said 10 have requested the officer who con veyed lo the Consals Gen. Scott's decision, to say to his conmander-ip-ehief that hc, Senor Escalente, her Catholic Malesiy's cot'- sui, shosld disregard the dicisioB: he shoaid leave she city, with the Spanish coiors m his hand, and at the head of the subjects o' Ms nation, and if by shot or shell inc hair oi shs head of one of them was injured then would