FROM MEXICO.
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| By the arrival ofthe T. S. brig Dolphin
Captain knight, at this port, yesterday, l.
| days from Vera Cruz, via Tampico, We ar,
placed in possession of a few days later in
telligence from Mexico.


p. A. Southall Esq. bearer of despatc h
es from the American Minister at Mexico to
the government at Washington, was pas
senger on the Dolphin, aud proceeds imme
diately to Washington, by the land route
d. S. Hargous Esq. Agent for the Unite ]
States Government at Vera Cruz, shipped
on board the Dolphin S270000 in specie,
being the first instalment ofthe interest due
on the Mexican indemnity. The money
is to be deposited at the New Orleans Mint
today, subject to the order Of the govern
ment for the benefit of the claimants The
first instalment of the principal is due about
the last ofJuly, and the General impression
among the best informed merchants at Vera
Cruz is that the payment will be punctually
made


To the officers ofthe Dolphin and to Mr..
Southall we are under obligations for the sub
joined items of intelligence.


On the day of the departure of the Dol
phin $40 cases of the yellow fever were re-
ported at Vera Cruz The population was
thinning off rapidly under the operation OF
this fearful disease. The report was cur
rent at Vera Cruz that an attempt had been
ade to assassinate Santa Anna. Several
arrests had been made and general tumut
continued. Santa Anna was at Tacubava,
four miles from Mexico, surrounded with
choice troops. The entire population of
the country is represented as in a state offer
ment, and some outbreak OF popular violence
is hourly apprehended.


The Mier prisoners remained at Tact
baya. and were still chained in couples and
were working the streets.


The particulars of Commodore Moore's
last engagement with the Mexican squadron
had been received at Vera Cruz in perfect ST.
lepce-no rejoicing. no triump ph The con-
clusion is inevitable that the Mexica ms are
not al all satisfied with the present state of
affairs in Yucatan.


At the time of the departure of the Dol
phin from Vera Cruz there were two Brit
ish ships of war in port the frigate Spartan.
Capt Elliott, 26 guns, and the sloop SculLa.
Capt Sharp. 20 guns.


The Dolphin was at Tampico on the 2sth
ult and left the same day. A conducta
had just arrived at that place, from Mexico.
with 5000, 900 in specie, considerable por-
ton of which was destined for the United
States. Capt. Knight did not feel himselfl
authorized, although requested, to wait un-
til the specie was prepared for shipment.


lN. y. Iroptc of the Sth.