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OUR AFFAIRS WITH MExlCo-JNIr. SLjdeHs
Reception The r, Uolution, &c. Although we
have already given the substance of the intel
ligence from Mexico, brought by the U. S.
brig SSomers, the following article from the
" ashington Union Of Tuesday night, will bo
found interesting.


Letters we're received last night in this city
by special conveyance from Mexico and Vera
Cruz. The letters from the city Of Mexico
are to the l4th January, at which time Mr..


Mr.. Shdell was in the city, but was expected
to arrive at Jalapa on the nth. lie had OBJ
tanned an escort to that place. Not the slight
est insult had been offered to him, as has been
reported; but he had been received with much
courtesy, and he had been welcomed in the So
cety of the metropolis as an elegant and ac-
Complished gentleman. lie had not yet been
, received by the government in his official ca
pacity--neitAer had they declined his reCep-


lion; and in fact, judging by appearances,
there was no reason TO uolcVe that he would
not be as acceptable to the government OF Pa
redes as to that Of Herrera.


Rumors and speculations were still aiioat
about calling European prince to tho throne
of Mexico, and supporting h!m 10y the & q o.
| French and British soldiers.


1t was saiG and believed, in MeE&D, al


Gen. Aris,a mad published prOHnHcjGmcHio
against Paradcsi and that he was IN San Louis


de Polos, or on the advance to that place, At
the head Of 5000 troops On his marcA to the


capital. Difficulties were gathering around


the new President OF ihc republic. Rucatan


had raised her independent national Rag, and


Tobasco was about following her example,