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FROM MExico-REvoLurIoN IN TABAsco. BY the
Mexican schooner Arevlda, Capt Sanchez, arrived
yesterday from Campeachy, we learn that revolution
broke out at Tabasco the 18th nne which resulted in
the overthrow of the constituted authorities and Central
system.


But few particulars have reached u.s. but from letter
received by highly respectable commercial house
we learn that the garrison at Tabasco headed by Gen
Martinez and Coonels Montero and Bruno declared in
ties that figured in 1884, with the exception Of Santa
Anna, who put down said system at that time
They were successful in the movement, meeting
with little or no opposition. The people remained
quiet but the commercial community dissatisfied
with the movement fearful of its consequences and
the losses they might sustain.


The Areviia sailed from Campeachy the oath June
She brought no omporance other than the above
N. 0. Pic, July2