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 SAN LorgPoTosI-1he Gouefnoss $ fhe ,State los ;nhabitants.-Fellow- s:eiis: iilavsust received eorrespond- ence from Ayico, dated the 20th inst. and the sls.sss;: t,,,ti resident, General Santa Annaalprizes me in 1t, that he is in the discharsbf his high feudal function, and that the'itors Arista and Duran re- named Witllear five hundred men, the in- trepld Genei Lemus being in pursuit of them with division more than two thou- sand strong. Gene1e1 Mexia, with an equal force, marching on aueretaro and Morelia. Gseral Cuesta has a,4 o,t for Xalisco with strong division, and yss al- ready know tat the brave militia of Pot | si, joined witlthe l2th Republican perna- nent battalion and different picquets ot the same class, ae hastening with the dau1t- less General Iontezuna to gather laqrels' and seourge tn absolutists, the base slaves of Ferdinand I'll.

 San Louis Potosi, 24th June, 1853.

 The active Don Thomas Rossell, poltl- cal chief of tbe Southof Tamaulpas, was jealous iii organizingand equipping torces' july i, seconded by the City j5L council !. one corps or other, was to be expelled from the City.

 Prem this exhibition of zeal, one would suppose the National government safe.-- The expression "a handful of military trai- tors, often occurs, and Rossell says theiI audasity only inspired them with hopes founled on the lethargy of the people.

 About 100 cavalry of the insurgents had talxel possession of San Fernando. The leyyat Tampico must be intended to crush this band, or hold them in check.

 O,oiera.-The Secretary of State fol Zacstecas, had given notice, June IT, tha untilnotice should be received of the ees- satioh of Cholera ill dfsanpico, the convoy that WIS intended to leave that capital the 20th oi 25th, would not proceed. This in formation was published by order of go vernment to advertise those interested II commerce. It is signed by Marsos des Esparza.

 This desolatng pestiIenee has vanished from Tampico after carrying off one thiTt of its inhabitants, and all sorts Of enter prise were going on-business, and school. for young ladies, &e.