From The New Orleans Time, Of O,,oh
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ne recent important intelligence from Mex ID
reached Mobile aud New Ornans nearly n, Ia
same time, though by different conveyances. e
was brought TO the former city by mail from Psio
sacola, where the brig Osceoa had arrived on


evening of The 2lsi, in five davs from Vera Crn"
The news by this source differs somewhat fruu
the later advices transmitted by the James L. D
"A letter published in the Mobile Herald, of sd
dav, says:


n" 1t seems that hostilities were renewed on de
9Th instant. Santa Anna and General Scoi, nj
tuaIly chargng-each other with the violo,ion L
the ormstice, and by tho last accounts our troo
had possession of two streets, aud had d;yer m
principal part of the Mexicun fprce in VI toward
the Plaza. Our troops had suffered greatly svom|
The fire of the enemy placed in windows and m|
the roofs of tho houses, Gen. Worth was bady
but not mortafly wounded. Our loss since eayinc
Puebla was three thousand men. Mr.. Trist's pro
position for accession Of portion of California
for a consideration CT twenty millions. had been
agreed TO bv tho Mexican commissoners-but
another proposition fixing the Rio Grande as tho
boundary on this side was pcremptorily ref. d.
Parades was said to be on the road between Vera
Cruz and Mexico, with large force Of guerrilas'


General Worth was wounded in one of his legs
by a spent ball. The limb was consdcrasy shat.
tered, but il is not considered dangerous.


We publish the foregoing statement with dcu1
bic object. First. 10 present our readers every
thing connected with the great battles, or calcu


lated 10 add something to our exceedingly scanl|
stock OF intormution. Next, for the purpose u
measurnbiy rulieving the Sinister nn,icipaions .;
the friends Of the gallant Worth. Tho letter.
twicc states Tint he was severely wounded, anaI
even particularizes The portion of his body DJur|
| cd There is every reason 10 believe that so CIT
lcumsantial an account is true, and that the hero
is not numbered among tho dead.


WITH respect to Tho statements touching su'
loss, they must be received cam rano SAILS. ne
news reached Vera Cruz in vague and 'noea|
nite shape, and at tho time nothing positive cop0


havc boon known. Tho multiplicity OF ranOl'
shows how little was ascertained that c'ulu "
considered reliable.