RgVoLuTIoN IN MEXICO
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 \ treine1dous revolution is new going on in Mex leo, against the tyrant Santa Anna, The people are up in arms and from their movements, we are expecting to hear by every mail, of the deeapita- lion of santa Anna and the utter overthrow oi his government.

 We clip the following from the COURIER, (N. Orleans, of the 2Sth Dec, which contains con- denssd statement of the news from Mexico:

 The news from Mexico which we give to-day is interesting and important. There is difference between the Gongres and San ta Anna, which appears to be deadly and lr- reconciable That assembly has ordered the impeachment of the war minister for having given to Santa Anna the command of the troops acting against the insurgents, thereby showing what confidence they place in the chief magistrate of the republic. And this Is the government that had the insolence to declare it made distinction between one part of the people of the United States and another; between President Tyler and his countrymen-betweent the Senate of the Uni ted States and Inc President. But here we behold the Mexican Congress formally an- nouncing it's apprehensions of danger to the fePuOiiC loIi titCl Ofitei iiuS iSlidIC JULIE dt the head of the army. It Is plain from the proceedings of tho Mexican Congress and the manifesto of Santa Anna, that the last degree of hostility has arisen between them. The impeachment of the war minister for such a cause proves that the congress par ticipates in the wishes and projects of the insurgents, whatever these may be.

 A letter from Vera Cruz of Dec. l2 states that Vera Cruz and Ialapa have declared against Santa Anna, and that in both these places his efligy had been torn to pieces by the populace.

 Other letters state that Santa Anna being at Qneretaro at the head of 1900 men, was abandoned by them and they passed over to the insurgent chief Paredes. The ex-presi- dent was thus left alone without followers fuspan had also declared for the insurgents No engagement of any consequence had la ken place. A few men were killed at JaIa- pa, which is the only place where blood was spilled