Late and Important from Vera Cruz.
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Santa Anna at TIE head of 10000 nacn--His


PrOnuncidmentO and threatened attack on The


Congress at Qneretaro-Gen. Worth marching


from the capital to protect it-Capt. Ks


Conflict acHh the GuerriHas, and the Burning


of the Rancho of Col. Zenobia-FiUe of the


guerrilla prisoners shot.


BY the arrival Of U. S. shr. Wing, Capt Jones,
at late hour on the 10TH we have been put in
possession Of dates from Vera Cruz to tho 3Oth
ult.


Dates from the capital, to the Oath Nov. had
been received at Vera Cauz. Santa Anna, it
was said, had issued another pronunciamie iento
against the provisional government, and called on
the country 10 organize force of $4,000 men
to renew the war. He at The head of a strong
force-by some reports Is 600 men, of all arms
-and was threatning the Congress, in session at
Queretaro, the majority of which was, it
said, strongly inclined to peace. So great were
the fears entertained at the capital, of Santa An.
mas breaking up the Congress Ia Cromwell,
that Gen. Scott had ordered Gen. Worth, with a
strong division, TO Queretaro, to protect its delib
erations.>


The Louisiana battalion Of Mounted Men have
had something of showing with the Guerras.
On the I'D, four of the mensof Company D left
camp to procure some beeves-, Their long abs
sence alarmed those in camp, and Lieut., Huntes
OF the same compa ny, taking,a squad Of 20 men,
proceeded on the morning or the 24th IN search
of the missing men. As he Approached the ram
cho of Col. Zen0bia, some Is miles from Vera
Cruz. he was attacked by strong guerrilla force,
and was compelled TO retreat 10 CAMP. Capt
Geo. Herr. commanding Co. C, with 80 men aud
3 subalterns. was ordered out in pursuit.. of the
guerrillas, taking Lieut.. Hunter as q guide. On