LATE AND IHPORTlyT FROM NEIlCO,
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We are indebted TO Lieut. J. II. FELcu Of tho
U. s. A., at Vera Cruz, for a number of the
Sun of Anahuac,' dated July 18Th, containing
the latest news from Gen. SCOTS column.


From the Sun Of Anuhuac
Ariral Of Priraie Erpress from PucJIa-


Gen. Scott siH al that piace-Appoiniuent OF


Commissioners By tic Wericun Government Il


confer aoih Mr.. Tria-Gens. CadraHqqer and


PHio1 al Perotc-D.leat Of The Mcricqns a,


La Hoye-Gen. Santa Anaa supposed 10 be in


taror Of Peace.


A private express arrived here night before
last from PuebIa, bringing very interesting intel
lseLce from that place, from Mexico, and from
Gems. CadwnIIlder and Pillows trains.


The express left Pucbla on the 81 inst, and
brought private letters dated the same dav


News had been received tho Iav previous from
Mexico, that three commissioners had been ap-
pointed by the McNican Government, to confer
with Mr.. Trist, at San Martin Tcsmeocan. cipht
leagues from PurbIa, and it was supposed ,kcv
would meet him on the 4th of July.


The express rider met with Generals CadwnI.
aLcr and Pillow, and their respective commaDds
at Pcrote. They had been attgcAcI at In Hove
and had completely routed tue enemy, HAVING
sustained bat Ii!,lc loss. No property was lost
and both trains had arrived in Pe"olc; which place,
a correspondent srys, they were 10 leave or the
9th inst.


We have seen a lv,tcr dated Mexico. Univ 2I.
The writer says that he does not doabt that a
treaty OF pcac, would be concluded a, once by
the commissioners. He also says that the Peace
Party has become considerable in the capital.
that he thinks that Santa Anna. (who is always
on the side of the strongest will soon pronounce
himself il favor of peace.


A letter from Pucba, which was written s,y.
era days before the express left that place. states
that there had been some sickness among our
troops. We do not give our readers the whole
contents of this letter, because it is full Of m.
morS which had not been realised at the latest
dates.


Tho Mcxcans were still fortirylng the CITY Of
Mexico, but the means of the Government were
so limited, that we do not doubt that it will moi
be more than days work for Gen. Scott to de.
mollsh all the MeXicans have done in 3 months
in case they should show resistance