FROM HAVANA.
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Before the Perry left Havana, the steamer arrived
there flom Vera Cruz. Gea. Paredss, the late
President OF Mexico, was passenger on her. We
need hardly say that not many papers have reached
tho city by the circutous route the passengers on
the Perry arrived The news from Mexico was not
however, Of importance.


Letters received ia Havana, from Vera Cruz,
wefe IN several cases. endorsed with the announce
ment that Monterey was in the possession Of Gen.
Taylor No details were given. H


Great apprehension il expressed To us by Com.
Sloat, whsther the Brush steamer for Vera Cruz,
which eft about the 9th inst could survive the late
gale, II she was unfortunately caog In h The ao-
COUNT given IN another column do not realize the
commoaore's description OF the violence Of the
gale.