JALArA, MEAlco, .May 20, ls47.
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We are still without farther positive news from Gen. Worth, and it is now almost cer- tain that his despatches have been cut of. He would hardly enter so rich and populoas a city as is Puebla without sending an off, ciar account of it 10 Gen. Scott-at least such IS the impression.

 The Mexicans here have news from the city of Mexico which we cannot get hold of, their own couriers doubtless running regular ly. One of them told me last night that fif- teen bat,allions of the National Guard have been thoroughly organized a. the capital, that Notifications are already m process of construction al or near Rio Frio. that the beiis have been rui tip into cannon, and that the owners of an iron foundry at ,he city of Mexico, Englishmen, have been compelled to cast balls on the promise of remuneration hereafter. Understand, distinctly, that get all this from Mexican, and that it must be taken with allowances, but that there is now prospect ef another fight, and hard one, is considered certain by many. To my thinking it will depend much upon the re- suit of the election of President, news of which has not as yet reached the Americans here. If Herrera has been chosen, and there certainly was party in his favor, If may be put down as a guaranty that peace measures will prevail. On the other hand, if Santa Anna has been elected, or friend of his, the struggle may be protracied and another stand made this side of the capital Its now certain that Santa Anna was not al the city of Mexi co to control the late election in person, al though his approach with an armed force may have had some effect upon ,he States of Puebla and Mexico.

 The four individuals spoke of yesterday as having been guilty of robery, received a portion of their sentence last evening and the rest this morning, 4 most disgracsful figure did they cut, marching through the streets with their heads shaved, the word aro5ber'' pinned upon their backs, and a band of mu- sic playing the .'Rogue's Marchn immediate. ly in their rear Their names were Henry Reed, Hugh Duane and Benj. Potter, of the 4th Artillery, and D F. Revaiou., of the 2d Pennsylvania Volunieers. The latter was found guilty of horse-stealine; the three for mer of breaking twice into the house ofthe same Mexican. and with threats and violence robbing him of every thing he possessed. Hard and degrading as was their punishment, every one says 1t was deserved

 Yours, &e. kc., G, w.K.