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Slidel was still at j alapa- Paredes was still
in power TorneI had succeeded Almonle |;
and the people, we suppose, were dreaming
OF new revolutions. M


Tera Cruz, Feb. 22, 1886


On Wednesday last the Saratoga and st.
Mary's arrived at this port, the Porpoiseshad
been here for several days, and the Lawrence
had just sailed, with, il is said. important des-
patches from Mr.. Slidell, heAmerlcan Minis
Ter.


Almente has resigned his post and Tornel,
the former Secretary of War, is appointed in
his place.


Mr. Slde is still at Jalapa, awaiting, 1t IS
supposed, instructions from his government.


This morning the Steamer Guadaoupe sail
ed for Tampico, with some five hundred troops
on board, 10 reinforce, some say, the army OF
the Norlh-olhers, to suppress an insurrecton
which is said to have broken out In Tamau-
lipas. .o.ga


The Anax brought dispatches for Mr.. Bu-
chanan, Secretary of State. A conducta had
recently arrived at Vera Cruz from theinterior
with ST. 100000 in specie. An American
irigate was seen standing into Sacrifcios, on
the 23d, BY the passengers of the Anax. There
was an English and French frigate lying
there. The British frigate Rose sailed for Ha-
lifax, on the 10th, ult. The Anax brought
$65, 900 in specie.-.N o. Della. s4