NIEXXICO
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 The Mexican papers received at New York, give the following decree of the Supreme Government, under date of the 3Cth of De- eenber:

 ssArt. 1st.-All foreigners that may land in any part of the republic, or shall make their way into the interior, armed and with the intention of attacking her territory, shall be regarded and punished as pirates, con- sidefing that they do not belong to any na- ton at war with the republic, and that they do not act under any recognised flag.

 "Art. Foreigners that land in any of our ports. or seek to introduce arms and ammunition by land, through any channel ill 8 state of instruction against the govern ment of the nation, with the ayowed object of placing such impediments of war in the hands of her enemies, shall be treated and punished In the same manner.n Signed ]

 TORNEL. It is also stated upon the authority of pri- vate letters, that the Mexican navy had late- ly been reinforced by three or four .schooners of war, which arrived from the coast of Cam peachy. \ small fleet having on board about 800 men had arrived at Tampico from Cam peachy, and was shortly to sail for Copano. There IS no doubt that shhs fate of Santa Anna and the present system of government in Mexico, depend upon the result of the ezpe- dition against Texas.