Latest from Mexico.
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" The latest intelligence from Mexico is not very
important Gen. Scott was still at Puebla, await
ing renforcements Gen. Cadwallader, on his
way up to join Gen. Scott, had met the Guerillas
and repulsed them, killing sixty of the enemy and
losing ten Of his own men the train under the
command of Gen. Pillow had also, it is staseds
been attacked, and the enemy repulsed ,,TT6e
New Orleans Southerner of jolly Sd says


Sfhe accounts from Mexico gives Us information
tance in his march from Puebla to Mexico. Wheth-
er one great battle or series Of skirmishes, some-
where between these two cities, will decide the
fate of Mexico, is left in uncertainty. The re-
ports are numerous that Notifications in pro-
gress few miles beyond Puebla, and at several
other points on the road. The news henceforth
will be of the utmost Importance. We must expect
to hear Of new exhibitions of American bravery,
and now stories of suffering, yet of triumph. This
is evident, both from the expressed determination
of the Mexicans to defend the city, and of Gen.
Scott to possess it at any cost. There has been
no defeat Of our arms since the commencement of
the war and it is certain that with such body OF
meE as Scott has under his command, accompan-
ed by Of the best officers in the world, such a
thing as failure cannot be-"


sepThe prospect of peace seems TO be as dull as
Fever, though the Clergy, who are knownto holdthe
power really, whoever may for the time being ad-
minister the Government, are thought to be more
disposed to come to terms Gen. SCOTS conquer
ing flag must wave over the halls ofthe Montezu-
mas, before this infatuated people can be Brought
10 a full knowledge of their condition.