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AFFARs IN MExIco,--We have no news since oar last of iaAerest, regardidg the army. Gen. Wool with the Arkansas volunteers, had reached SaIillo, and there seems to be no probability Of . general movement before spring.

 Santa Anna has been eleete.l President, and sAe Congress of sIexieo-wish hostile force investing her rich cities and towns, whole provinces renouneing theis allegiance, and wiihoat credit or public treasure las made no oycrtures, and evinces no disposi- ,ion towards peace. Before any measures ofa pacific tendency san be considered, it is demsnsIssI :hat our army be withdrawn from every foot of her territory. or the consc- Qnencc will be, resistance until it becomes useless. Should this determination be per- sisted in, we may of course predie, long and i,arrassing war. To what extent under these circumstances, OUT own Congress will support the President with money and men for its sisoroos prosecutions remains to be seen. So far, angry debates and exciting questions have taken tic place of sober reasoning, and no substantial aid has been a6orslssl to the Government.