nIcxico---Another Revolution!
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The brig Somers, recently arrived at Pensacola,
bringing that Gen. Arista had declared against
the Paredes Government and in favor of the restora-
tion of Herrera. That throughout the country the
people were organizing in opposition to the present
Administration, assigning a their dread OF
war and bio dshed, and regretting their having per-
mitted Paredes to overthrow tie Herrera AdminstTa-
ton. Mr.. Slide was still at Jalapa, with brighten
ing prospects.


1t is also stated that the province Of Yucatan has
absolutely declared its independence of Mexico and is
now separate republic. This freshly revoed pro-
vince is one of the best in the whole Republic o
Mexico. Its inhabitants energetic and enterpris-
ing, and if they determined to be Independent
the rest of Mexico cannot re-take them.


If Arsta cannot arrest the Of the revolution
and establish the Constitutional Government, he car
at least maintain the independence of the northern
provinces.


With Arista on the north and Yucatan on the south
in armed oppositon-with California disafected anC
Vera Cruz unstable in its adherance TO the plan o
San Luis Potosi-it does not seem possible that the
revolutionary power should be permanent.