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 Ibss,, I...~ 1rom Vera Graz. having ieft that port s V. S-,s; ah. She bring ns files of the Ei AEco ss ns ri s,l de Asahuae, io the 26th att Aad q Hes ~ n lst,ers from our esteemed correspondent ,s,.,,or. reaching to the Period ef the Fashiona sfpsrure o,, pnw.. n,,,,.
 ~. an S.r,i-The sum of the intelligence brought
 =. T.sh,oa. is of the most pleasing, ss II is of x. ross important nature Ehee x announces aA0- iee .,s.o-v ,hat has crowned the American arms {; n tSai will in all probability be most blessed ,. z. results, bringing about peace between the s.s,iis t.ugNsses It appears that tha mareh O1 " ...v apasr Gen Scott from fuehla. ta within a S r,tss of the capital was uninteuupted by any -s.,.,@rs op the part of the enemy. Atki PeDon. s.s;,,op ipr1hed by Santa Anna, the two hostile s-. s,x, came into collision. whsse, according to r1 Sl de Anahuac, division oa the American .-,,v naae an onset on me enemys tne main oooy - G@, ,b,nagh Guadaloupe, and. to the surprise of
 sl- T-.,eans' appearlsg snddenly in their rear. A ,., '1e syst then ensaed al place called San An ...,,sA a, ahout oe miles s0ssthwest of the s-s,. ,hs r.sHli of which was that Gen. fAien- ~. S;v,s,os of the Mexican army was totally roa 1i . ,hsp Ssssz Anna fell back with the remainder aF '. troops oa the city. Here the greatest con ..,,,;on prevailed and. ss the only means to stop .s. s,,.v,oas career of fhe American arns, Il was seesed to solicit from Gea- acolt sasPessaoa oi ..ns A aag of truce was dispatched to the Anne. ,s, sesa 1ariers, for this purpose, with the view f -,iar tine for the opening of negotiations ter =. a.rsne.aI ef raci6c relations. The Mexican Go- a,n; iutiu1aied to Csen Scott thai Il was ready ,s ,r-si ios peace on the proPositions brought ey Y. Tr;st Thus st the eleventh hour. has the stub- s,suess of cHr hitherto ntractahse neighoor. given yay. aud the best hopes may De enterained that we ,r, es ibe eve of sheathing the sword, . ecnsnm- v,on heartily to be desired by every ffiend cf hu- ma.;,v The American Comm1nder-in-Ch Chef at aars needed to the request of the Mexican Gov .,,,.nt and truce was declared. The city of usyco we learn. is absolutely at ou1nercy, being .,-,r ,s.d by our army Gen. Worth, at the head og ks d,isio is in the rear of the capital having
 a lis power 10 cut of all supplies from that quar- ,., The decisive action at San Angel. where Va ss-,as troops were put 10 flight, took place on the ssfA ul; Of course we know nothing os the de- ,,. m, of ;he loss sus,ained ia ihe two conflicts hg the two oontending armies. The express which h-,psh The intelligence to Vera Cruz, came by the xsy of 0ra1aba; the despatch concludes with these r,ssrkabie words: .. Peace wiil positively be the -esst 2"
 A.yos LALLY's TKAlS.-The train under the ..eort el Maj Lally at Jalapa. wbea last beard sten. having been continually harrased throughout nj. march from the National Bridge The Botefia
 ,hai city states that the train in there on the aypinv of tte 2oth ut Fl Soi of the 18th u. says i, relation thereto: At lociock on the 18th, Maj I.Hv irouired of the Alcalde whether the eitiEens of Jaana would commit hustiiities against the Ame- rltsHs II they entered, not. To which the Aleai- ds answered. tha: the population vas anarned; but s; great number of gaeryiilss being m the neigo- ka-.sSa he cnild not take the responsibility ct ter sctoss On the morning Of the 2otb, the train 4 &Asoas and the troops entered the city. Ike B1fa szts tha, the wagons are hlied with sick and Ssaa8ed. A- % Our correspondent intitnatss that Maj LaIIy had bsAn twice wounded sa inc various conflicts he had Lad wilh the foe
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 vEEA CAuz. August 2s. Isl7.
 Genslemen-We this Eaorning have private let tsrs from the city of Mexico ria orszaha up to the i1th instant and froM JaiApa as late as The 10th.
 Gen Sccst fad edsse4 P PeHoa the point where ts greatest reSistance was to have been expected, and az adEaBeed column was in sight from the city ca hs 9t-ing of the l4fh at which time the letter frpa KSlieh l gain my information was etosed.- Ts@writer. foreign representative Of high intel -enee states tha; the Mexicans had turned out ai- most 10 10 defend their homes; old and young s3s those haIely able to raise a maskef. from age. e sickness, or youth. all volunteered and marched 'o meet tie long dreaded enemy at their doors. It impossible to tell the number of men thus gather ed under the Mexican flag but it was probably not irss th&n 3a,oo1. generally well armed The for egHers Wo are pretty much all desiroas thai Scott sould enter the city, began to entertain serious ap- ffeheasons Of his success particularly as the Mex lcsns were sapplied with fine park of artillery, psabefiug at least 3s pieces. and were otherwise possessed of great advantages for defence.
 In the time of great trouble, all party feelings Vers forgotten, and Santa Ann was surrounded by 'at best men in the nation: Gen Herrera amongst ia+n. What they may all do ia concert Is for ths g,sre to ie but Is impossible for to enter tais ta apprehension 10 the result of Gen Scois ttfediiloa. An ergSgeneRt can. in my Judgment. tsss bHi issue that of discontinue to the poor toalsA 'hoqsan4s who attempt to push back the AnsneAa army. Ii will probably be-or should eas Aa' bees--s bloody, terrible battle, but the end vii MBsi be the sane.
 hihib few days. however, speculation will De entirely put aside by facts for an axpress iii pret- n rerta!RN arrive by that time with full aceoants q tie attack
 From Ialapa. we learn that Major LAily had ar- med wlth hs train, afier much fighting and suffer- ihs and some loss. He himself was wounded in the ri's'' and by lance ia the temple. from which we lAase there had been some close work No rein. fsrenent from Peroie had yet reached him, asd he gHe'nilas were stili around him. harassiag his saaa command terribly. Indeed fght took place A 'ie streets, after his arrival beiweea the Amer- e1a patrol and small party of gaeIiIias resulting ssaai although the latter was the larger party.
 | he main body Of the guerriIiss are said to have ,A''sa back lew miles beyond Jaiapa, where they hoFr 'o complete the destruction of the tran, and Nhefe ihey cAn al least cut of, If not cut up. the s11 endorsements from Peiste- think Major !1slS danger is very great and ara really fearful .hA' he will noi reach Perose The yalae of his 9'n ehiiees 1aany of the raneheros from the neigh lf'f'ig eoea'y. who would never think of fighting. siesP' tempted by the prospect ef sharing in ,6e so's Unfortunately too. he report is general Ifoishoat The eonntry. ihzt there are several wa
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 VERA CKrz, Aag 27, Is47
 "ssQsmea-We last evening had an express from o1i@ssA with sangie despatch under date of inc 'a iss'aut- gssisg ss the inportan; information taS part of the Mexican forces. under Gen. Val. easA had been completely routed hy Gen: Sco,,. sso hai column under the immediate command q santa Anna fell back upon the city. The action .-S place si San Angel. place some six Of s,ghf "ss soaih~ssi from the capital, ou tiie soth ins,
 A soon as Santa Anna ioand himself lo . eora- pSsuse siaie oi personal security, he despasched s.-s<< 'o- Ien. Scott, reqaesing a suspension of -'4iiues shGl tune should be afforded fnr fnrxn.l