LATEST FROM MEXICO.
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The following letter from Havana TO gentle
man in Washington City, and published in the
Union, gives a summary of the latest news from
Mexico: .s..


"HAvANA, February 9th, l847.


al have the honor to inform you of The arrival
of the British steamer from Vera Cruz, with
dates from the city to the I'd inst, and from the
city of Mexico to the 29th ut., at which time the
greatest confusion, yea CONSERVATION prevailed.
The ministry had resigned, and Congress had de-
termined to dissolve on the Ist of this month.


"The clergy, as before observed, had refused
to grant single dollar, and were endeavoring TO
prevail on the Congress to pronounce with them
against Santa Anna.


Some of the departments or States were for
proclaiming Santa Anna dictator, while others
were for pulling him down altogether.


aVera Cruz was under the command of Gen.