WAsuixGrox, Dec. 20, 1915.

RESPECT TO GEN. JACKSON,
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1 friend has furnished Us with the follow mo translation oi decree of the Buoaos Ay- rean government, directing it's officers, eieil and military, to wear mourning in honor of the memory of General Jackson

 'sLong Ice. Lis .4rgeatiae Coafederation.

 ..DEPARTMENT oF FOREIGN AFFAIRS. "BEGSos AYREs, SePiember ,, 1915. tte 46th year of Liderty, Hts 30h of Indgpaadcace, aRd ats 16h of tAe Argentine Coafsaeratioa,

 ''In consequence of the deeply regretted death of General Jackson. an llustrious statesman, and an eminent soldier ol'the Re- public ofthe United States of North America. the government, desirous of showing that it profoundly participates ia the feelings of grlef and mourning of the government and people of Ite uniied States, and that il detli rates especialrespe ;Ae virtues and merits oi those distinguished AMERICANS who have ilourished in the republics of tue New World, and honored the cause of liberty and inte- pendenee, ha 2g9mugaed lie following de- Cree:

 "AWr, i. The civil and military officers E stempleadoes1 shall weaftha customary mari, of mourning the tenth day of tie present month, in Testimony of theirgrier of hedeath, aud of rtsp2cis to tle memory, of General Andrew Jackson.

 5 .'AEF@ , Iel this be communicated. nuh- ished, and inserted ill the official register.

 (Sigaed ROSA

 (signelH FELlPE ARNNA.,' E 3ash. Union

 IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. sroNheNeAsor THE coumeRc1AI rIAns.1

 Mobile, Fe5. l.a1846

 The U. s. brig Somers has arrived at Pen sacola, from Vera Cruz, with the report that ascounter-reFotution, headed by Arlsta, had been formed against Paredes. have inst seen letter from Pensacola. which con firms tle above rumor, with d few addition al particulars. The Somers is eight days out from Vera Graz, having left on the 2ist ult. Gen. Arista had declared against the Government. and in favor Of Herrera; and il Is Furthermore stated that all through the country, that the citizens were forming in opposlieu 10 the present Administrations MT. slideII was still al 1alapa

 Yours. etc.

 If the above intelligence. IS authentic, it must have reached Vera Cruz just before the sailing of the Somers, inasmuch IS let ters received i'll this city of the 2lst ult, do not make any mention of this copnter-revo- lution. We have been favored with the fol-