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FROM the Dlafio dol tfobierno July u.


Two brigades, completely equipped have already
left this capital for San Luis Potos, and in short
time the Provisional President (Paredes) will depart
with the remainder Of the army Of reserve.


In the equipment Of these forces, including horses,
clothing, trains, and munitions, more than 5000, ,000
has been expended within these last months; all OF
which has been collected and paid; so that nothing
of any importance remains due. Moreover, the
treasury of the army has received considerable
in cash, and in orders the capitals Of the interior
departments, which have been successfully negotia-
ted. In this way subsistence has been provided
for the army long time to come, which is to
rendezvous in San Luis Potosi to the number of
TO- 600 men. This force, with the addition Of the
troops in the north, will make quite respectable
army.


All necessary measures have been taken here to
secure to the troops at Vera Cruz and Tamplco
the regular payment Of their dues; and also that
the corps now actively forming may bs promptly
paid.


In the midst of these attentions the public officers
az vet receive their salaries punctuay, although
duced in amount, by reason of he circumstances in
which the republic is placed. The government has
secured the means Of defrsying the ordinary expen-
ses Of government during all the present year, and
also for the extraordinary war expenses, without
burdening the people with contributions, or the
treasury with new ioans.


Thus the nation will see that the government has
not made Of the extraordinary powers conferred