IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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1t appears from the latest news from Mexico
that Mr.. Slidell the American Minister: left there
on the 18th of January to return to the U. States
The New Orleans Bee of a very late date says;


"The Hon. Mr.. SlidelI left the City Of Mexico
to return to the United States the 18th OF Janu-
ary The passport for which he applied, was re-
fused him by the Government, but he was furnish
ed with an escort to Vera Cruz. The passport was
refused upon the ground that he was not special
minister of the United States for the settlement
of the affairs Of I'eras-his appellatlon being that
of Minister Ptenipotentidry, which was in vlo-
lation Of the agreement made with Herera's Gov
eminent receive special Minister for special
purpose only.


ION the 18th of January, the Minister Of War
issued an order for all the unattached officers (ot-
ciales sueltos) in depot to repair Immediately to the
frontier and join the army concentrating upon the
Rio Grande, for the defence of their national rights
in Texas. The present number of officers is about
5000. These alone sufficient TO officer an ar
my of 100, 900 men,"


1t is further stated that Plrades intends to in
wade Texas and that the Mexican army is to be
speedily increased to 10000 men. The army of
the United States stationed at Corpus Christi has
been ordered, as we learn, to the Rio Grande, the
extreme boundary line of Texas.


The official Declaration of the Independence OF
Yucatan had been received and published by
the Government, in the Mexican papers.