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FROM TEXAS AND MExco.-By the arrival OF
the steam. PICKET Ner York, Capt. Wright. at New
Orleans Jan. g. We have Texas papers 10 Iucs-
day, the 7i!i instant, inclusive. The most important
iaeganca in these journals is that OF the progress
of the Mexican Revolution, ard retreat end deieat OF
Santa Ana bv Gen. Paredes. IL appears tnat tne
sloce H. L. Kinney Capt. Lewis, arrived al Gal
weston on the 4h direct from Corpus Cbrlai bring
ips the news which had reached the latter place
from ba.amo-as through letters. These com:nu.
nicaiioos saJe that Gen. Paredes ut the head OF
5000 men marched against Santa ana, VINO al 'nat
time had IS 600 irsops under his command Cn Inc
ennroach of Paredas, San;n Ana immeJiaeiv re-
,ired. grea, numbers oil his soldiers deserving his
cause His retreat extended 10 the city oi Puebia,
where he was attacked by Gen, Paredes and de-
feated.


Gen. Santa Ana, vino made his escape. was COM
peed 20 dis guise himself and take Conveyance IN
common coach of the country. The particulars OF
his hattie are not given; but We presume" says
the Gav5s Civilian, the victory was acnleved
by Gen. Paredes at great expense OF He IS Is
usually the case in Mexican warfare. Ia Norm
ern Mexico the revolution has beer senefai infouss
ou, The country: ct the last accounts Gen Canales
in conjunction with Arsta, were marching a. Inc
had of a large force against Gen. VOL, who sull
held out in favor OF Centralism.


The revolution bvoke out in Matemoros on the
I9;h ur. Od the reception OF the news IN Ma'amo-
ros of he success othe Federal party, the citizens
opnosed TO Centratism ard iii favor OF Federalism
assembled at The most public places, and imms-
disely denounced tbe tyrant and publicly proclaim
ed for the Federal cause. Great excitement pre-
vailed in The city during the outbreak. Gen. Celia,
the C0Inmandant OF The city, was 6eizsd apd I'M
prisoned-ihe shout lor liberty and down with CeG-
ira!isn became general in ali quarters uaii he he
| vouticnisis had proved triumphant.


| In Monterey the same scenes were enacted as IN
other cities, but of more sanguinary character.
The particulars we have not received, further Than
sn account of the death OF General jose Odega,
Governor of the city Of Monterey, who was publicly
bu,chere5 for his faithful adherence 10 the cause oil
| SanTa Ana


We give the above intelligence we frd il in the
| Texas pepers though We do not very wei under
| staud ho. Santa Ana couId have had l3,6UO men


under his command when attacked by Pdredes, II
the accounts be true which stated tnat MS troops


had been reduced 10 mere handful by desestlon.


On tire night of the 9th rt. upwards OF 30 horses


were stolen from Corpus Chrsli. The CaFonSawa
| Indians are likewise committing dePredaons upon
the property of the Inhabitants surrounding Aransas
| Bay.


The Gazette gives rnmor that Gen. Duff
Green. L. s. Consul at Galveston, has been harshy


treated by the Executive hut knows nothing OF The
| particulars


Its sated that the bilit remove the seat OF TO-


ve!nment 10 Austin. has passed both Houses, and


will bscome law.


AIURDER.-Early in December last, Andrew
Montgomery, Sheriff Of Jasper county, while 'fa-


yelling IN. public road from Hckmans Ferry 10


Zayaila. in that county, was wa, laid and shot by


one Spikes and his TWO sons. Montgomery lived


several hours elter receiving the wound and related
all the circumstances. [New.Oreans Bee
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