Extract ofa letter received in this city, dated
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"VERA CRUZ, April 9, 1876
"The Potomac arrived off this port from Norfolk,
on the Ist inst.


"The distracted and impoverished condition of
this country, taken in oonnexion with the declara-
ton of Gen. Paroles in his late manifesto, sane
tons the opinion that Mexico will carefully avoid
committing any act Of hostility against the United
States


"Gen. Almonte, who has recently been appointed
minister to France, sailed for Europe in the steamer
Of the I'd inst. On his arrival at Vera Cruz, it was
thought that a revolution would have taken place,
and il is said it only prevented by the objections
made by his friends to the recall of Santa Ana"