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Mexico an escort was asked, and garnted
by the Government, wherever one could be
furnished.


Mr.. Slidell was received with respect by
the authorities of Vera Cruz. A salute
was fred upon his entrance, and at his de.
parture from the place.


The Mexican government remains in an
unsettled state, and many Of the inhab,
tanis of Vera Cruz were preparing to leave
the country.


Gen. Ampudia was at PaDasco, 9 days
march from San Luis de Potosi, with 5000
men % reinforce the army on The northern
frontier.


Almonte had been appointed Minister
10 England, and was preparing to leave;
but an impression prevails that he is in
correspondence with the authorities of diff.
ferent sections of the country, and will!
remain.


Letters state that league has been
formed by the northwestern provinces to
separate from the government, and that
Gen. Urea has been placed in command of
the forces.