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 The Picayune of this morning contains an interesting account of the state of affairs in this unfortunate country, whose very eX- iaience seems to he revolutionary.

 General Arista, an officer of some stand ihg, who commanded delachments on the Rio Granda, has declared against the move ments ef Paredes, and calls upon all we'll affected 3Iexieans to assist him in suppress sing tAem. His success is questionable, as Paredos has under his control the capital and lacge proportion of the army. Arista may, however, maintain himselfm the north, and throw much embarrassment in the way of Pareles

 Ypcatan has declared herself independent, and adopted a flag with central blue stripe, containing five stars.

 This news came from Vera Cruz to Pen sacola by the |. s. brig Somers, and from Pensacola it was sent 10 this place by cor respondent of the Picayune. The news from Vera Cruz IS of the 20th, and from the city of Mexico of the 17th January. Dis patches from Mr. Slilell for our Government were brought by Lieutenant White of the Somers. Mr. Slidell had for sometime been demanding aa escort from the Mexican au- thofilies, which after much delay and equiv ocaton llev had finally granted, and he left the capitol January IF, in company with Lieut. White. Mir s. will remain at Jalapa sleH weeks before proceeding fo Vera Cruz.

 The Presidents Message was carried to Mexico by Lieut.. White, and arrived there Jan. l2 it-was immedlalely published in the newspapers without comment.

 Paredes stands on ticklish ground Ii Is said that lhe party of Santa Anna is aequi- ring fresh strength every day, and should he make his appearance, there would be an im- mediate lroaalcia8icato in his favor.

 Information was received in Mexico that the French government had disavowed the conduct of their Minister the Baron de Cy- prey, in his dispute with the Mexican au- ihorities-ihe poor Bayoal kicked by the noble Aexicans, he turns to the generous Louis Philippe for satisfaction, and by him is kicked back again. Tine poor Baron 7 .E. o. Courier, FcB. Sd.