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From the ". o. Picnyunc. April 10.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF THE SrgAMsnIp OHro

ARRIVAL OF THE SrEAMsnIp OHro.
Movcmcnts Of Santa Anna-i'eace Pros
pscts-ProPabie Return Of Gen. Scoii-
Interesting from the Pacific SC.
The steam ship Ohio, Capt. Burns. ar
rived Al late hour las, evening from Vera
Cruz via Tampico. having left the rormer
port on the 3ls uIl. and the latter on the
ID inst. She has brought over a large
mail from each place.
The most interesting intelligence by this
arrival tauched the designs Of Santa An
Nil. II there be faith in man, The ex Prcs
dent designs leaving Mexico at once. la
The la1Ier part of March one Of his agents
obtained passport from The American
comnandant a, Orizaba. and went down
to Vera Cruz TO charter vessel for him,
aud we learn that he succeeded in securing
big which was at last accounts lying of
Antigua, about twelve miles north Of Vera
Cruz. There Santa Anna proposes TO
embark. and thence sail for jamaica. Col.
Hughes. il is said, had an interview with
lin al his hacienda nf Ell Z Icero. The
colonel wen, out with Two companies Of
drago"ns to meet the generaI,n he request
OF The la',e! We have no particulars OF
the interview. Sanrn Anna was hourly
down 10 embark.
A'rain arrived Al Vern Cruz oa tie 30lh,
from The city of Mexicn, unde, the cuu
maui of Capt. White. Louisiana Font,
viii! squadron of cavalry uuder Capt.
Beasaucou, aud a company under Capt.
Kerr.
This train met Major Graham, the hear
er of dispatches To Mexico, at Paa del
Rio. The guerrilas were very trouble
some on The road.
All civil authority has been turued over
% the Mcxicans in the cities of Mexico,
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sol.,l w;,h stones. The solieiry had
been rorcibly scattered by the mob; but5ll.
was thought that The ab'llcation ot the
KIM was hy no means likely. There are
rumor, 10 The cffec thai he had already
abdicared.
In Han,ver the censorship Of the press
has been Voluntarily abolished by The king.
The attempt 'emrule' was complete
failure.
rhs Minister Of The Interior has direct
ed government commissioned 10 confer
with thu English consul relative 10 the
claims Of lhr English workmen expelled
from Rouen. IL is said that The govern
ment cuntemplates the purchase ol The
railways, paying the shareholders ln live
per cent, stock
Al B ,rliu all had become quiet, as also
a, Vienna.
The revolution in Ireland had heen post
poned by the arrest of the revolutionary
leaders in Dublin.
The financial crisis was intense.
Cotton down little.
There has been an improvement in corn.
AusrRrA.-The dales from Vienna are
to the 18Th uIt. The following official an
pouncemeut has been made:
His imperial Majesty has been gracious
Iy pleased, By royal resolution of the
l7lh, 10 command the constitution of re-
sponsible council of ministers, for tho de-
liberation and execution of the principles
laid down in the imperial patent of the
18th Of March. The council Of Ministers
will consist OF the Minister Of Foreign af'
fairs and of The household, tho Minister Of
ahe Inferior. the Minister Of Justice, the
Minister of France. and the Minister oi
War. One of the Ministers will be ap'
pointed .presileu, Of this council Of Minis
ters, aud will take The lead therein
Letters from Preshurg Of the 14th, says
that Immediately utter the dismisslon oi
NJ. Melternich was known, NJ. de k9ssuth
announced it to the Chamber of Deputies,
and proposed that they should 90 in body
10 the Archduke PalaIne, 10 ask him to
convoke the Chamber of Magna'es to adopl
an address of tho deputies. The Deputy
Zala declared every one who should not
inin NJ. de Kossulh "A traitor. The Depu
lies went lo the Archduke. who was ad
dressed in their name by VI dc k"ssuth.
The Arcbduke replied with much energy,
and was loudly appiauded. The address
was to be sont Immediately to the Enpe'
ror The joy is universal.
PaUssIA, the Cologne Gazette Of
March %. we have news from Berlin 10
the 20ih inclusive, The Poles had been
set a, liberty, and had celebrated the event
with great triumph, accompanied by the
people.
The King has nobly and promptly re-
deemed his pledge to forget past ani'nosi'
ties. The following general amnesty ap
pears in The AIlgeneine PreussischaSInl-
tung, ofMarch 81
...Yesterday,Sl declared that from my
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From The Nc,o York Herald 10lh inst.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE,

The steamer Hihcrn,a. Capt. Shannon,
arrived last night at | | o'clock. She sail
ed from Liverpool on the 23i nit. and her
news is. therefore, four days later than
that received by The Washington.
The news is important; all over Europe
repuolicanism is sprinsins up in wild lux.
uriance.
Annexed is The intelligence in few
words.
In Milan riots af serious character
had broken Out. aud a, the departure of
me courier the people and the troops were
hshting 10 the streets. The cause Of the
Ti''s was the idea possessed by the peo.
ie that the Emperor was not sincere ia
granting constitution.
Muc'! rio'ng, had taken place a, slu.
nich. The police Office bad been dcmoI.
shed, and the windows Of the palace as
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tnenOuT,utTgPu,>
restored. II was saidthat many persons
had been killed and wounded. The emuetc
WIS dreadful. Cries in favor Of cousti-
iulion and. freedom oftle press were utter
ed. The crovd was particularly compsct
in the .afteraoop. 1.-The Aulic Council Of
War had adopted all necessary measures
Tho gates had been shut, in order TO sepe.
rate The city from the-suburbs, and Bourse
remained closed.
Il is not doubted 5ul ,ha, the demands
of The people will be taken into cousidcra.
sion, nnd,that the .Austrians will enjoy the
same privileges as he Germans At half
past one o'clock, it was announced that
the Emperor had decreej the formation Of
National Guard, TO be commanded by
Count Mayero. All the Princes of the
Royal Family who have rendered them
selves unpopular, have retired into pr
vale life. Universal joy prevailed, aud
the city was illuminated. The patrols Of
the Civic Guard were every where received
with loud cheers by the people
A French Revolution meeting to tie
number of 5000 persous was held al Shelf
field aud the proceedings brcathed The
deepest spirit Of RepubIicanism.
all diplomatic relations between France
and Austria have been suspended, without
however declaration of war between The
governments.
The Quenu Of Spain has recognized The
new Government Of France. with expires.
eions Of sympathy for the Republic.
A grea, meeting Of Reporters and Char
lists bad been held a, Manchester. aud The
greatest excitement prevailed.
The London correspondent Of the New
York Courier s. Enquirer says :-''This
revolution will dismember Austria. and
put an end 10 all the absolute Governments
in Europe. except that Of Russia. Hun.
gary will now rise in her strength aud
throw off the iron yoke. Lombardy now
subjected 10 The most wanton and cruel
Tyranny, will he made free--aud England
will be driven 10 relieve her subjects from
their oppressive load of taxation. The
spiri, of l776' is doing its work most ra
pidly md effectualiy."
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The steamer Creole, Capt. Allen, arri-
we'd lasl might from Vera Cruz. having
sailed on the 30lh ult.r three days later
than our previous advices. ~ = =.
A mail from the city Of Mexico reached
Vera Cruz the morning Of The 29ih, bring:
ing dates to the 25sh from that city, and
10 the 26th from Pucbla.
The Monitor Republican, of the 25h
announces The death of Gen. VeIencia.-.
He expired the morning of that day from
an attack Of apoplexy. This is the officer,
our readers will recolect, who was in
command Of the Mexican trnnps at. Con.
rreras. and upon whom Santa ANITA
throws The responsibility ofaIl his revers-
es in defence of The city Of Mexico.
The Mexican Congress had notys, as
sembled The Monitor of the 25th--wllch
we fiud translated in the Pree American
has the following remarks on the subject:
As yet Cougress does moi assemble. The
Representatives Of tie Mexican Republic
90 Indifferent TO the public evils cannol
the honor which the nation has done them
to elect then, TO, the high position they
hold. Private interest ought nottn detaln
them from their sacred duties en who
know The Importance Of the questions
which Congress is called upon decide
questions of life ordealhr for the country
An egntism ou, of measure, orsa aEery re- e
prehensible cowardce. can bel lt,e,;, ny
motives which. del ain ,acse %no-. ..
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Eson he n. Y. Jour. of Commerce 1prtto
-, ,ATER FROM EUROPE
Germany.--A le,ler from aame9rsn, o.
the 1lih instant, sa5s-"ouf oeui'e'
frightened by .bs~great demons'ra.ioh ~"
,ended -.a~fiare :aken place on MONDAY
nex1. has submitted 10 the will OF tho poo,
pie. Hamburgh is now as free as Great
Britain"
The King of Hanover has granted lIher'
~ of the press under guarantee against
abuse.
The Emperor of Austria has declared
,bat Austria will not interfere in the affairs
of France. but will protect her own Inst'-
,u,ions and repel any invasion OF the ON
nire of The German Confederation.
The Elector Of Hesse Casscl has acce
ded to all The demands Of the people.
Tnsurr. ction in Visnna.-London. March
2l.-The intelligence received this morn
ing from Vienna, says our correspondent
!, of,he most serious nature. The accounts
are but meagre as 10 details, but the result
proves that complete revolution has been
affected ia tho Austrian capital. A conflict
in the 18th between the people, left by the
s,pden,s ami citizens. and the military. has
cnmpelled Prince Me,ternich to fly. There
ba, been bloodshed on both sides, but the
number of killed and wounded is not sta
,ed. The Director Of Police. NJ. Seldnis-
XIV. has been expelled. The house OF
Prince Me,,ernich was sacked by the mob,
and the Grand Dukes have Withdrawn into
private life.
The military have left The city, which
is under the protection of the Civic Guard
aud the Students.
The movement now in progress IN Inc
different States Of the German Confedera-
zion cannot bot embolden The revolutionary
party 10 France. But as every hour brings
intelligence Of some new adhesion, some
additional fragment Of The old system car
ried away by The grea, debacie OF principles
and policies that hls swept down empires
10 its flood, j, renders more inexplieable
and less jusifahle lhs all hut universal
ar,ning of the people here. The military
force OF France is increasing every day,
The regular army has not boeu diminished.
the National Guard in aud around Paris
number 100000 lneu. the gords mobile
with the new enr,'lments made since the
revolution caauot amount TO less than
10000.
The Zeitungshalle Of the 18th inst.
contains tie following, dated Vienua, The
18th -
"Oar capitol is in open revolt, All the
inhabitants have risen in a mass. aud the
students Joined the Urban Guard. The
crowd marched on The vile OF Prince Met
ternich, situate on the Rennweg, aud des-
trayed il. They thence repaired 10 tho
hotel of The. Stale Chancery, preceded by
the students. The most exaggerated de-
mands were here made by the people
and stranger, having presented himself.
an the balcony declared 1hatthe Emperor
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Merican Intelligence. Wilson.
Governor Of Vera Cruz. has issued an or.
der turning over the management of,ho
POSI- Office Department al hat place to
the Pos, Master appointed by The Mexican
Government, with The exception such mail
able mailler as may be addressed To the
army and navy Of the United States.
The attention Of persons in the United
States, having correspondents in he army
or navy, i, respectfully and urgently called
TO the necessity Of having their letter pro
perly directed, specifying the corps or de.
parlmenl to which their correspondents ne
long.
Another order directs. in pursuance Of
the stipulaIpns Of The Convention for The
suspension jof hosiIiries, that The munich
pal and other authorities. known to the
Mexican laws, were ~ have entered upon
their function AT Vers Cruz. on Thursday,
the Both March, all2 O'clock, ". The
City Treasurer. at lhe sarne tine, was 10
turn over the Pay master all funds belong
ing TO the city that he NAV have on hand.
taking the proper receipts therefore; said
moneys TO be sold so held till further or.
drrs
The U S. steam frigate Mississippi was
watering and was 10 sail for Boston in
day or two. The U. S. frigae Cumter'
land, hearing the broad penanl Of Com
Perry, was lying al anchor under the
castle.
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GDe aupertIaec.
WEDNESDAY,. April 10, l84s.

To Correspondents Several colnmunic,.
lions frnm correspondents are unayoilably
postponed. We beg our friends to be patient.
We will publish their articles as soon, as posi-.
ble-probably all now on hand, i'll our next,
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SAN ANGEL, Near Mexico, MarcI, S, 1s4s

SAN ANGEL, Near Mexico, March S, Is4s.
Mr.. EDrroR-I am glad to inform iyou, that
at the present time, the health Of our Regiment
is very good. The only complaint, among the,
men arise from colds, which are very common
here at this season. We have only lost from,
sickness one or two men in month or tao:
,rns! in God we shall never again suffer "a
mnch a, we have heretofore. Conten,ment
seems to pervade our corps at present. and
that Is much indeed in sndier's life, and
greatly tends 10 cngthen his days Although
we are brigaded entirely with northern and
eastern men, we mnDage 10 get on very we'll.
presume yon know that we arf in the Brig
ade of Gen. Gushing aud the Division OF Gen. &
Patterson.
Commuy Il ('90 Boys) is in very excellent
health and the men pass their time together
quite ilarmoaious!y They appenr TO feel to.4
wards nae another like brothers. and their
kindly relations are never ,erupted by dis
pules They are obndien, to their officers. and
are cleanly in their dress. They are alrnc.t MS
tidy rs regular soldiers. who aie 'cornpelled 10
wash their clothes nj stated times.
From seyerallctiers have received from
home, it seems TIM, many families are i,,nac.
quiinted with the fate e,oftheirgreiatiyes who
volunteered with us. For the satisE,ction :of
all concerned, will endeavor TO accoun, Cor !,
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FRENCH MINISTER TO THE u. SrArss.-M.
Tracy, the New French Minister to the Unis
ted States, is the son-in>law Of Gen. La Fay.
e''e. he is tie son of The distinguished Tracy.
well known as great writer. Literary men
know him as the "Ideoogs,." 54s
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Alter The great rain which recently fell, the
weather became cold. and on Monday morning
there was slight frost. The wheat crop looks
quite promising. .asa.sFFs.t
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Tho number Of wn!kmen Of all trades
who marched To the Hotel de Ville, aud
from ,ha, 10 The Column Of July. is esrima
led at from 100000 to 100000 men. BE
that as it may. this much is certain. thar
all the workmen of Paris and tho en-
virons were there reeimented according to
their respective traders. Some priests who
inined the procession were greatly cheered
In The evening Tho national Guard issued
u declaration Inat they bowed respesIfully
TO The decision of the Provoi,iunal Govern
ment.
Thu sccno that took place within the
Hotel de Vile s'nust have been very
strange. The delegates from the trades
demanded; three 'hinas--the removal oc
the troops from Paris; the poslponemenl Of
The cIrcrion of officers OF The NaronaI
Guards TO The 5h OF April; aud Ut tho
lection Of The National Assembly 10 The
3ls, Of May. 81 Lnu's Blanc promised,
in lI.e nanciof Inc Provisional Govern
ment a ds'iberalion- on these Ieuna::ds
VIXEN delegate cul hrn short with tilr Ia
comic demand, .!What answer ere we 10
return 10 the reople?"
The popular young orator endcavorcd
10 explain how uubecoming i, would be for
Il government to appear to act under the
lear or menace, when he was soppe by
the following pithy speech: Tue people
expect something else Than words; i, re-
guires adefinite reply. Take wha: time
you like for delberation, but we will not
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The Hon Horace Mann has been elected If;
the Eighth Congressional District, Mass, 10, !;
hll the varaney occasioued by the death Of Mr..
]. @ Adams.
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A" army Of foreigners.--On Monday, the
10Th inst, three thousand two hundred aud,
eight persons arrived in New York. from ior-s
eigu ports.
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We are indebted to Lieut.. Jos Abney and
Lieut.. J. Il. Davis, for several copies OF Me1i.
can papers. 80 soon as we have an opportn-
nifty. we will endeavor 10 spread some OF their
contents be fore our rea,lers. ~. 81 So
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g Eau, .,llas IN allo ssIonn

The 5peMnsuIa Is Inureu prtIaOIc, uut
have, not room to enlarge upon the suhjec'
orlmake further uss of the means SO kind
,ly placed at our disposal
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amboat competition on the North River;
New York, has been active, Recently passen-i
gers were conveyed from New York 10 ALBANY
for 25 cents. ere r7a ~ as.l l.s
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.I;ca MI we know; Is, that yesterday. $4,000
raiious were caused 10 be deposited here.
n i also said that, Mr.. Iris. will arrive
win Gen. Scott. Although VIC do not
believe this story, we announce il. We
would like to know what influence the
absence of,hc commissioner will have ON
The ratification or rejection of the treaty.
We have before US the Monior Of Mex
leo Of the 25,h, in which not word is said
of The projected departure Of Gen Scott.
The Cnurl of Inquiry was still he a'lns
The testimony in the case Of Gen. Pillow.
Major Burns, who claims The authorship
OF rhe "Leouilas" letter. was under ex.
animation.
I The papers Of the interior are full Of nc-
counts of the assassinalions and robberics
committed.
II ia intimaled that the design Of sendxs
Col, Hays command towards the cnas V
10 clear The lire from Mexico TO Vera Cruz
of the robbers which infest il. The valley
of Mexico has b.en completely purified OF
armed guerrilIus by Hays regiment OF
Texans.
The steamer Ohiu was 10 leave Vera
Cruz on lie 3lst ult., for this port via
Tampico. Shc may be momentarily ex'
pec,ed, aud will no doubt bring over a
large mail.
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leave this without reply to give the pco-

leave this without reply to give The pco'
ple.' s5
M. Lcdru Rollin spike and il 'nrsl be-
confessed spike couraseously: he told lhem
that they were not the representatives ol
all France, aud that although they might
make demands in heir own name they
had no right to assume The representation
of the departmenrs. Lamarlne, as usual.
rose wi,h the occasion, and in most pow
errul munner vintllcaled the rights ol
the government, To independent deIIbera-
ton.
He said lie would not consent TO INC has
Iy performance uf ony act that would LOOK
to The nariun as If Paris asserted monnp'
oily of liberty and Of The Republic, which
had been won for all France. and mol Tor
some citizens only. IN word. he lold
them he would lay duwn his lie sooner
than yield TO terror; and, as usunl. such
nerve and eloquence carried him through
vic,oously,-Corr. Of Lon Morn. Herald.
Enthusiastic meetings Of naluralIzed
citizen continue 10 be held in New York
to express their sympathy with the great
Revolutionary movement in france. A.
mong them we observe one Of cfthe ma
lives of Ireland, ,lle purposes OF which,
as exclaimed by Mr.. Patrick Liocli, the
Chairman, was, "thn union of the lrlsh'
the contemplation of the liberty OF lre>
land, and sending drputa,ion to France
asking her assistance. and that guns
and ammunition may be landed on the
shores of Ireland, in The arrangements
for tho achievement Of Ireland's liberty"
One of Resolutions adopted read:
.'Thai from tho Republic of France he
declaration has gone forth Of the freedom
and reg neralion Of lleland-,hat when
the rloqucn, Lanarine, Minister OF
For. ign Affairs, makes lire proclamation
that the mighty nation Of France is now
the champion of freedom throughout the
world, il is The dcal,-kneil Of British
msruIe over the oppressed Irish peo-
pie. ."Augusta Constitutionalist.
a man named James Paal was arrested
ON Wednesday by Nj. David Walker, as
fugitive from justice in mississippi. lie
was taken befure Justice kuubal, refused
bail and commlled to jail He Willie
examined on the 10Th inst. before G han
cellor Lesesne. on writ of habeas corpus.
Ilappenrs tina, some three years ago The
prisoner murdered his slave iu Lownies
county. Mississippi. He was arrested and
befors the examination YVES made. gave
bail in the sam of $4,000. He fed /"
,Tenor.. n-..l .eT1iniTg e Mobile vas ar.
Tesred. as is stated above. A large re-
ward has been offered for his apprehension
Ivy the Governor Of Mississippi. The pri.
soner was fnrmerlyin; business in this CRY,
and is a mau"well TO do nlhe world, .
] as far-as- -pr"ueciYr ri is sconcerned.fI' The mur.
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The Telegraph beti0eea augusta and sarrasin,..: srsi,.: !.
1A--Direct relegraphic communication. hes
"een Savannah and Augusta has recently
been opened ..t.l 4'.t..-sa q, s.
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Gouernme, inances.-I, is said ,ha,
the Secrttss III" Frrasurv will adver
-,ise lnr the, HOOO,00O loan. just auti.o,
lied by C. less, in Europe as we'll as AZ
home YRS are current that offers
have be ade for The whole of the sum
wanted, h'rcien capitalists OF bankers