From the New Orleans Picayune. American Prisoners in Mexico-- . Probable Advance of Gen. SHnlf. VI
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We have at last direct accounts frVm ihe American prisoners in Mexico, which enable us 10 clear up the contradictory rumors we have had in relation 10 them Letters were received here yesterday from Maj Gaines by his brother, A. L.. Games. dated in the city of Mexico, the 26.h ult., with the use of which we have been favored. It appears from them that the rank and file of the prisoners have been released and sent to Tampi~ Co. These were doubtless the ndividu. ais at Huejula, as menlionedin our last. The officers had not been released on the 26sh June. We give the greater part of Maj. Gaines letter, which, it will be seen, throws great light on Gen. .sScoips movements as we'll as upon the .fats of the American prisoners.

 CiTy OF MExIco, June 26. lS47.

 Dear S.r-I am sorry that have il mol in my power 10 advise you of our relief from bondage. This execrable government, in violation of repeated promises and solemn en. 2 smrni en- tered into with Gen. Taylor ihe day af ter the baitle of Buena Vista stiIl seis;as ns ae prisonsfs ol wa,5, e-z -s PS.s 3==''- Ss S~r-s