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LATEST FROM MEKICo.-By the y. >. brig-oi-
war Dolphin, arrived a; the Balze on the 22d IN
s,ant from Vera Cruz, via Tampico, we have dates
from the former place up to the Sd .nstens


Among the passengers On board the Dolphin
were Henry Connolly, Esquire, merchant OF
Chihuahua, and Judge Robinson, one OF the San
Antonio prisoners, who has been liberated by
order of Santa Ana. While in chains at the
Castle of Pero,e, the latter was sent for by Santa
Ana, and, after personal interview: received
propositions though, to be Of favorable nature
toward the final independence OF Texas. These
Judge r. now has with him, and be will proceed
with eli haste to lay them before the Government
Of Texas. L IS thought by many that the Texan
prisoners now conired at Perote will soon be
liberated.


Official new. had been recei@e5 ct the city of
Mexico of the escape OF the Mier prisoners.


While eli Tampico, one of the passengers on
board the Dolphin received the news of the re-
capture Of the Texans, as contained in an official
despatch from Mexican officer at Monterey.
Some one hundred and eleven of them had been
reiaken by a large body of Mexican troops, and it
was thought the remainder had no chance OF
escape. We are too fearful this news is trus


Santa Ana left his residence near Vera Cruz on
the 9th ultimo for the city of Mexico, where his
service. were evidently much needed. 1t Is
thought that when Santa Ana arrives ct the city of
Mexico there Will BE- change Of Ministry, SO Ear
as regard. the Treasury and War Departments.
1t is even surmised by some, surrounded as Santa
Ana is BY home difficulties, that he will send q
Commissioner TO Texas with propositions for Peace
and recognition of The Independence of that Re-
public.


AT all events, crisis has arrived in the affairs
of Mexico, and by the mex, arrivals we Cannot but
lcok for popular and determined movements on the
part of the people.


We hear Of no farther movements in relation 70
Campeachy, and, from what we can learn, neither
troops nor supplies had been sen, to that section
within the two weeks previous to the sailing of
the Dolphin. ~ O. Pic.