Foreign Intelligence.
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Reports touching the existence ofthings
in Mexico have reached Washington, thro'
private sources at Havana, and the arri.
val Of a special messenger at Vera Cruz
We copy below. in full, the allusion to
these reports, as contained in the Union
of the evenings Of the 22d and 23d ult.


Report Of nezv Revolution in Merico
"A private letter was received today
from Havana, Of the 10Th inst, from a
respectable quarter, stating that the Eng
lish steamer had just arrived from Vera
Cruz, bringing the intelligence that des-
patches had been received at Vera Cruz a
few hours before the sailing of the steamer,
and that Paredes, at the head Of 5000
men, Is marching on the city of Mexico
from ST. Luis potosi, 800 miles off, and
that there will be no opposition to him in
the city. The grounds Of his pronuncia.
mento are, the intention ofthe government
to enter into a treaty with the United
States for the annexation of Texas. Il is
suspected that foreign nation was indi-
rectly concerned in the movement. 1t is
said that the dispatches were received or
the same day that Mr. Slidell left Vera
Cruz.