IMPORTAT FROM MEXICO.
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We lake the following from the New Or leans Commercial Times of tRel0th inst.-

 MExIco.-Fhe Mexican schooner JoaqUj- na, Capt, Martinez, arrived here on Thurs day, bringing important news from Mexico She left Tampco on the 1st instant. t aP- pears that proaaaciumeat0, or overt act ol rebellion took place in the Army of Reserve, stationed at San Luis Potosi, on the l4 ult under the direction of Don Manuel Romero, Commandant-G of the Department- On that day he assembled the officers of the Army of Reserve, and of tie garrison of the place and read to them q manifesto, den0un- cing the government of Herrera, as injurious to the best interests of the Republic. That il had betrayed the Republic, in delaying the advance of troops into Texas; tAat t con iemplated treating with the peridious Ameri- cans, for the surrender of that department thus sacrificing the integrity of Mexico. To this was added, that Herrera and his admin istration were feeble and sPiritless, without money and without credit-moral or peeu- niary. Il impeached him for receiving a plenipotentiary of the United States, and ae- ensed him ofa design to sell or barter away tllC aiOiOi pi il9 CoII4i 1' A otiliiB OI lGsb- lutons were then adopled, named Gen. Par edes their chief in lhis-a movement, inviting him to assume the direction of affairs, ant the guidance of their arms. The resolutions: were signed by Romero, by Generals Rami reg, AreyaIo, Terres, Portilla, and Garcia

 On the 20tI ut, the garrison at Tampico with its comHandant, Gen. Parrodi, gave f their adhesion 10 the movement, solemnly protesting against the designs of the govern. ment, in contemplating the sacrifice of Texa. and the Calilornias.

 4 letter, dated 23d ult., has been received here, by citizen, communicating the fac that Paredes, who is said to have excited tn, whole movement, has set out on his marcF for Mexico, atthe head ofsix thousand troops

 From the liitle hold Herrera has on th, affections of ibe people, ilis believed, that thc movement of Paredes will have the mos complete success, perhaps without liring ; shot. Thus does revolution succeed revolu ton in this distracted country. These events of course, bode 10 Mr. Slldell's mission, fruitess end.