Return of Pnredes tn Weq;co Tha ,
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Return Of Poredes to Mezieo.. The Charles.
ton Courier, in noticing the return of Paredes TO


Mexico, says: "What will be the result Of the
return ofthis distinguished man, remains of course
to be seen. He is known to be decidedly opposed
to making any terms of peace with this country
possesses the confidence Of large and powerful
party IN Mexlco-and will, without doubt, endrav-
or to reinstate himself in power, and depose Santa
Anna, whom it is now believed, is favorable 10 a
peace: The revulsions are SC. frequent among
that chaugefnl people, that it would not at all sur


prise US to hear of his instant success in his at


tempt to resume his authority, and the banshment
OF his rival. Our hope is, however, that Santa
Anna will be able to uakea vigorous resistance.
and while these two chieftains are Struggling for
the ascendency, Gen. Scott may falIupon them, and
thus secure possession of the capital without the
sacrifice Of life that would probably be the resell,
of encountering an organized and united army
under eitherp ~ ~. =. tL-li D. - =.