LATEST FROM MEXICO !!
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 SCOTT JEWELL AT JALAPA. Loss of the American Baggage!

 FORTIFYING THE MEXICAN

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 SANTA ANNA'S} ARMY I HCREASING ,!

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 By another special express, ihe Ne v York Tribune has intelligence from Mexieo one day in advance of the mail. and the substance is sent by telegraph to this city.

 The news from the city of Mexico is to the 9th ut. Everything is warlike on the part of the population, and the news. papers breathe spirit of defiance tow- ards our government and people, declar> ing their determination to resist their in vaders to the last.

 The government has appointed comS m,tee 10 receive such subscriptions as may be collected for the purpose of car rying on the war. s

 Letters from Orziba report that Gen. Scott is sick at Jalapa, and i,At he would not advance further towards the capital until the newly appointed Peace Commissioners from tho U s, should reach him.

 The guerrilla mode of warfare contin~ ues 10 be practced, but at present only on small scale. guerilla party, how~ ever succeeded in capturing an American baggage wagon, which contained about $60,0O0 in specie.

 Letters from Durango say that Colonel Doniphan found it necessary to return te Chihuahua, to suppress another insur~ rection in New Mexico, at which several Americans had been massacred.

 Santa Anna was rapidly filling up his army. @

 The Bishop of Ojsca had given $20,000 towards the prosecution of the war, and the churches were making liberal contri- buttons of plate.

 The city of Mexico was was we'll fortis fled, and enlisiments were going rapidly under the influence of the priests. Sev. en thousand muskets and 50 pieces of ar~ tillery had been made available. The Liberty of the Press had been suspended. Itis reported that the train had been a'tackedby 2, guerilla party, and the Gen himself was wounded. bu, how seriously, is not stated. s.,..