From the N. o. Bee Extra, Aug. ~.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


We hasten to lay before our readers the very i'm
portant intelligence from Mexico, received through
letters brought by the British brig. of-war Daring,
below, from Vera Cruz. They are dated the 10th,
and state that the steamer Arab, from Havana, had
arrived at Vera Cruz, with Santa Ana on board.
News had reached Vera Cruz of a revolution in the
city of Mexico. Paredes was deposed, and impris-
oned in the citadel. Gomez Farias, formerly the
mortal enemy of Santa Ana, had declared in his fa-
vor, and had sent his two sons to Vera Cruz, to
meet the triumphant dictator, and escort him to the
capital.


The Mexican Congress was to be convened in the
beginning of December. All the old ministry had
resigned.


An express had reached the British consulate at
Vera Cruz, with the news of the annexation Of Cali
forna to the United States. Some suppose that this
means that Commodore Sloat had taken possession
of the country.