FROM MEXICO.
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Bv the schoorer Joaquina. Martinez, master,
which sailed from Tampco on the Isl inst. and
arrived here Yesterday, we learn that Gen. Fare.
des had raised tho standard Of revolution, and
marched upon Mexico with 6,OO( men. The ad-
mps,ra.on had no means of opposing his pro.
press, and the probability was before the vessel
sailed he was in possession OF the government.
The policv of Herrera towards the United States
has been the proxlma.e cause of the revolution
the war.cry having been raised throughout the
conntry, and the mob Of soldiers and others excited
tn that pit"h of madness which would induce them
to attempt the overthrow Of any government that
counseIIed peace with this country. II Paredes
has succeeded, the mission OF Mr.. slldell Will oil
course be unsuccessful, aud the two countries
will remain in a state of doubtful hostIIlIes,
which il viii be the duty of our government to
hiring to an immediate termination. lhe latest
dn,es which the Jonquina brought from the city
Of Mexico, are to the 18th uIt.-..luter were re-
ceiyed some days since BY the st. Marys from
Vera Cruz In the papers we find nothing worm
,ra psIa,ing. The abuse of the government by Inc
onnosi,on journals, and the weak defence mace
nv the papers in The interest OF tho government
=, 70 too familiar to our readers 10 deserve repe'
ti,ion.-Dslta.