co. attended BY an escort of Mexican
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co, attended by an escort of Mexican
troops.


A few days before our informant left,
news had reached Vera Cruz that General
Urea, Governor Of the Province of Sono-
ra, had pronounced against the authorities
Of the Mexican government, declaring he
province independent. On the lst inst. 4,
a private express arrived at Vera Cruz,
stating that Gen. Paroles had pronounced
against the present government, and was
about TO march on the city from San Luis.


The messenger informs US that he left
Vera Cruz in the English steamer Tweed,
Of 1850 tons, on the Cd inst.'' ai ilt