MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.
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The New York Courier DIES EtatS Unis, of Sa-
turday contains its usual valuable summary of re-
cent Mexican intelligence, which is accompanied
with some interesting comments, the more valuable
from the fact that the intelligent editor of that Jour
nal enjoys peculiar facilities for obtaining the most
reliable and latest intelligence from that region. We
translate few passages:


Letters received from Mexico by commercial house in
New York. and TO which have every give entire
credit assert that the real plans of SANTA ANNA have OBJ
ec quite different from the apparent of protecting Sal
to, and that his real aim is Tampco If this be SO, the
alarm Of General WonTn may be explained by false demon
STATIONS made desgncdy in that quarter in order draw of
the American forces in that direction and thus effect pow
eru diversion favor of his real designs We may add
this that the intelligence from Tampico vague a
pehensons OF attack the part of the Mexcans which
seems to give additional weight to supposton, and TO
confirm the old adage "rhere is always some fire where
there is smoke"


In this connexon should mention that letter received
at Tampco from San Juan del Arroyo brings the positive
that the 10th of December General Con
zALEs, the head of 200 cavalry, for Vic
tora, and from thence ultimately direct his towards
Tampico If this has been made the Mexicans
have with the division under General PATTERSON
which, at the latest accounts had already crossed the river
San Fernando and towards Victoria the
cupaon of which post of Importance the
last on the way to San Luis.


The Courier, in giving the intelligence brought by the
Potomac to Pensacola calls attention TO the fact that the
suton of the committees in the Mexican Congress indicates
the great supremacy of the ultra Federal party The
mee revise the constitution is constituted of three pom
nent leaders of that party The selection of HERnEnA
chairman of the Committee of War is equally worthy Git
adds) of notice. and in respects 1t shows that the
President has still party in Congress well in the
try. In the second place. it singular to man,
whose pacific ideas only few months since caused his fall
from power placed the head of committee of by
Congress whose wake views clearly shown by its ultra
federalism. .-Bost0n Atlas.