LATER FROM MEXICO.
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Santa funds Address to kis .4rmy--Hs .Arriral ai fke Cay of .Merico-Hs Ipauguration--7 The Tnogwai- Address Policy of thc .Vew Administration, Sc.

 By the Alabama we have recelved papers from the ciiy of Mexico up to the 24th Maich, inclusive.

 The movements of Santa Anna first arrest our attention. He took leave of the army at San Luis Potosi, on the l4th March, in the following brief and happy address:

 COMPANIONS IN ARMs-Devoted entirely to the service of the country, march to as- sume the reins of government, in doing which make the most costly sacrifice, acting con- trary to my cherished desires and fixed in- tentions. But this course will put an end to the civil war which is destroying our beau- tiful capital; it will give unity to our defence and impulse to the righteous struggle in which we are engaged with the per6dious invaders, and in which you have tough, with such bravery and decision in the field of La Angostura.

 My Friends-I will never forget your glorious actions on that field of battles your suflerings in the desert, to which you sub mitted with heroic patience, and, above all, that had the honor of commanding you.- The nation owes von recompense, and you shall shortly receive it through my exeriions, although this is nol the consideration which stimulates you to bear yourselves as worthy sons of Mexico Ia gran .Merico.l

 Soldiers-You are the hope of your coun- try, her best defenders. Your duty then is to guard all parts; aud on this acconn; have disposed that two brigades of infantry and one of cavalry, with their corresponding bat teries, shall march 10 inc defence of the State of Vera Cruz, the rest of the army de- lending this frontier.

 Everywhere you will conduct yourselves as you have done hitherto, and you will ever deserve the illnstrious name you have sc- quired. l am going to procure whatever is pecessary to consummate ihe great work which is committed to you; and be assured that in the hour of danger, you wih again find in the midst of you. your general, ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA. Headquarters, San Luis Pofosi, March f4, Is47

 We do not p,ecisely understand, but infer that the three brigades above meniioaed, are distinct from the four thousand picked yet erans whom he had previously detacbed from his army, with orders 10 proceed to the capital under Gen. visquex.

 From San Luis to the city of Mexlco Santa Annals progress was triumphal. He con- tinually met delegations from Congress, sent out 10 prorsiass him. Addresses from the different States vere presented to him on his route. lie arrived in the immediate vicinity of the capital on the 20ih. On the 23d he took tbe oath of office as President of the Republic at the city of Guadalupe dc Hidalgo. The afternoon Of the following day De enter cd the city of Mexico with great bonn. p.and solemuity. A Ts Dexm was sung in ,he metropolitan church, where he received the fclici,asions of the authorities and corpora- tons. We give his inaugural address below we have not room tc-dsy'fbr Sencr Otsrc's reply.