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By an arrival yesterday we have dates
from Corpus Christi two days later than
before received, The following letter
would induce the belief that Arista has
really started a revolutionary movement.
For ourselves, we hear so many stories
that we hardly know what to believe in re-
lation to Arlsta, and must wait arrivals
direct from Mexico 10 unravel the mystery.
We give the letter Of a Corpus Christi cor.
respondent in full:


CoRpUs CHRISTI, Feb. Ia.


We have positive orders to move to the
Rio Grande, but when II is not known. -
Col Cavallo, an agent of Gen. Arista, is
here, endeavoring 10 persuade Gen. Tay.
lor not TO advance upon the Rio Grande
Tor he says if he does, Arista's party will
rise and join Paroles, whereas if Gen.
Taylor maintains his present position he,
Afista, can carry out the revolution he has
started.


Another emissary, probably Of Paredes,
an alcalde, tells Gen. Taylor that all is
peace on the Rio Grande, and that the
Mexicans are looking for The American
troops to advance for their protection.


The camp is full Of all sorts of rumors.
One thing is almost certain, we move to
the Rio Grande: when, nobody knows
Yours in the chaparral. H.