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LArER FROM HAvAsA.--There were several aui-
walls from Havana yesterday, and we have files Ol
papers before US 10 Ae 9th August The British
steamer eiway arrived from Vera Cruz on the
9th instant, with $3.50 900 in specie.


Some passengers who arrived here yesterday on
vessel which left Havana on the 10Th, report that
four vessels Of the French squadron. had arrived
there few days prior TO their sailing, and thai
three or four more were expected, when the whole
would sail for Vera Cruz. This agrees with para
graph IN the Dario de Ia Marina which says these
vessels were looked for. The Psyche and steamer
ronnerre were to be Of the number the former con-
veying the French minister TO Mexico The vessel
had been delayed for further instructions in regard
TO The mediation which il was supposed Mexico
had solicited from France in the war with the Uni
ted States


The local news OF Havana is Of no interest A
letter from Mexico in the Diario expresses doubts
as to the permanency Of the coalition between the
iederallss and Santa Ana's friends by which the
revolution has been brought about. Il mentions
also report, that definite arrangement Of the for
egn debts Of Mexico had been effected but the wri-
ter appears increduous; He says Saata Ana was
expected at the capital on the 81 inst. Further he
says, Of the troops which lel Mexico for the from
uer, 70 be under the command of the president that
Gen. Garcia Conde reached Monterey alone, his
brigade having returned TO San Luis Potosi. re-
port had been received that force Of Americans
mad reached JlmeOez, a town twenty. four leagues
from Ciudad Victoria, on their way against that
capital.