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The Picayane Of the 5th inst contains the fol.
lowing letter from Vera Cruz


VERA CRuz, April le, 1886.
nothing new here The revolution that been expect
ed to break out for some time past is always talked Of
and must take place in spite Of the half measures taken
by the Paredcs administration to cprcss the revolutionary
disposition Since the appointment Of Gorostixa TO the
Finance Department in Mexco every thing remains In
and Montcruma are sold TO Spanard who Is supposed
10 have effected the purchase for Of the Spanish
government The Mexican feet Is still At F,cotalram
short distance above Avsrsdo on the river Of that name
General Bravo here, and takes the command Of the
peysrnepu ofIspsscc, Vera Cruz, osxsos and rusbls