From Me " o. Picayune, of Me 2oth.

 LATER FROM MEXICO. Majors Borland and Gaines c. M. Clay, and Lieut.. Ro-
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JALApA, Mexico, May II, ls47.

 Santa Anna has sent letter to Con- gress from Orzaba. He gives his ac- count of the battle of Cerro Go:do, and claims great victory on the first day of the fight. On the second day Providence, according 10 his story. gave the advant-- age to the Yankees. He says nothing of the exertions of the latter. Sania Anna states that he now has 1000 men, and lba. his for-e is rapidly increasing and mole, over that all are burning to encounter lh, Americans again.

 The States north of Mexico-Guadala- jara, Guanajuato, Queretaro, Zacalecas. Durango, San Luis and oihers-talk open. Iy of separating from Mexico, and letting her take care of herself. Not dollar by way of supplies are they sending on for the relief of the General Government

 The city of Mexico had been placed under martial law, and the dircst excess es were anticipated. The citizens hal all been called upon to take up arms in the common defence, but unfortup,,elv nine'tentbs of them had no arms In ,ate up. Nor were there any cannon ot ,hs capital other than few small and indif- ferent pieces. '''u'' Majors BOrland and Gaines. Can't q E Clay. and all the officers taKen in ,hs North, were at liberty in the civ of Mers lco' as was also Midshipman Rogers