Still Later From Mexico.
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We have Picayune dates from the capital to thu
a9,h Of May, from Sailo to the 2lst, and from
Vera Cruz TO the 9th inst.


No action had been taken on Santa Ana's resig
nation. He published long manifesto TO the nation
before be resigned. Everything was in anarchy ~
the capital. Bravo and Rincon had resigned then
Offices. Almonte in prison. Ampnda was moi
had been ordered to San Luis to take command Of
the Army Of the North. Arista would not resume
his military functions until he should be acquitted
by Court Martial of the charges against him.


The vote for President stood on the 29lh Of May
for Herrera, for Frias, for Ocampo, for Elo-
riaja. for Almonte, and l for Lafrayna. Oajaco
has repudiated her vote for Herrera and given it to
Old Sanity One Leg, Mr. Folks friend.


There was rumor in the capital for some days
Of the death of Gen. Scott


II is true that Gen. Scottzcrote to General Iay-
lr at San Luis and directed him to naope at once to
the Capital Gen. Taylor received this letter a,
Monterey. On the 18th of May, two Mexicans
came from San Luis with despatch from the Gov
ernor Of that town, inquiring OF Old Zabk whether
he intended to march on San Luis as a Camanche,
or as civilized warrior II was believed at Satlo
that an early march would be made upon San Luis


Gen. Taylor at last dates was without single
volunteer who had fought with him at >Buena Vista


Col. Boniphan with his command was expected
at New Orleans on the 18th or 9th instant. He
and they had passed Matamoros


Mr.. Kendall in letter from Jalnpa, says that the
wheat cropsJ were abundant, that nobody believes
there will be fight at Rio Frio, that the Mexicans
were gathering the yellow and red face Indians ganst
us, &c. He says also, that SCOTS proclamation was
having good effect.