The true Democrat., 1856-02-26
From the N. o. Picayune, Feb. l, LATER FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of the Steamer Texas--Insurrt

Arrival of the Steamer Texas--Insurrec.
 tiOn in Puebla, etc.
 The steamship Texas Capt. Forbes, arrived at the levee at an early hour this mornino. She left Vera Cruz on the 11th inst.
 We have correspondence and papers from Vera Cruz to the 11th inst, by the Texas. From the capital our own files are no later than the 17th ult., some being of dates as far back as the beginning of December, and we are in- debted to the polite attention of friends at Vera Cruz for few of as late date as the 2d inst We have correspondence from the capital, how ever, to the 5th inst
 The irregularity of the postal communica- tlon, of course Is the immediate cause of the non-arrval of the latest files due That irre- gularity again s attributable to tho state of the country. "The state of the country" says an esteemed friend in Very Cruz, in private note, Is such, that even the post office con- municatlons are nearly interrupted"
 Anothor friend, writing from the capital on the 9th inst, says: !" Here we are without any correspondence from Puebla and with but very little from Vera Cruz. The state of affairs is Tn my opinion, the worst that has yet been ex- perlenced in this unfortunate country. The re- volutlon under Uraga is quellcd, but that un- der Haro still exists. although it ought to have been extingushed before this. The fortihca- ton ot the capital is still continued, and large forces are being prepared for active ssrvice.- A large portion of the latter have already left for Puebla, under the command of Gen. Villa real. 1hlS officer Is worthy of all con6dence; but 1t Is not at all impossible that his troops may do as others have-go over to the revolu- tlonlStS''
 The Vera Cruz Progreso of the 10th inst, publishes an item which yet farther shows the state of the country between that place and the capital. It announces the arrival there of Gen. Martin, late Governor and Com mandant General of the Island of Carmen, summoned to the capital by the Supreme Co., vernment; but that he had thought it prudent not to proceed on his journey thither, lest he should fall into the hands of the revolutionists, who would bo very s lad to get possession of an officer desrous of serving the government.
 It appears that 1t was in Toliman that Ura- gas adherents were overcome by troops under the command of Gen. Ghilard. Uraga seems to have effected his escape again. but not with any hope of recruiting his fallen fortunes.- Ghllardl was momently expected at the capi- tai at latest accounts, to march for Puebla in company with the third division. All the Indians of ZacapoaXtla are said to have returned to their towns, abandoning Haro's forces. The Monitor states number of the stores in Puebla had been plundered by these, in consequence of their not being able to get their pay. The cra of Zacapoax- tia is said to have been preaching in the streets of Puebla, promising "plenary indulgence ' and full remission of sins" even without ths sacrment of confession, to all who would declare for the "reacton" under Haro!
 Two pilot boats were lost off the coast du- ring late norther.
 ' A new ordinance for the regulation of GUS toms has been decreed. Among the improve ments it effects, are the abolition of passports and kindred sem-barbarous annoyances and the facilitating of the entering and clearing of vessels.
 The "General Agencies" of industry anc agriculture have been abolished.
 [ A decree in honor of the memory of the lat, Gen. Arista has been issued, and his remains have been ordered to be conveyed to Mexico and dintered in the holly Metropolitan chuch, at the public expense.
 We have not yet met with Q copy of tn new tariff