MEXICO.
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tleman in the city of MEXICO TO a merchant in


New York, under the date of Ath December,


l644


we are IN the midst Of a revolution the result
OF which no one can foreteIl, because both partcs
are very powerful The departments of jaIisco


Aguascalienies, and Zacatecas have pronounced
against Santa Anna, with Gen. Peredcs as their
leader, who, by the by, is brave man and pretty
good General, but not gifted with so much talent
and shrewdness General Santa Anna. Il is
believed generally here that other departments
VIII follow the example Of those already rcvolied,
and IN such a case il is difficult to tell where il
may end. In the mean while Gen. Santa Anna
Is advancing from Queretaro TO meet Gen. Peredcs,
who, at the late accounts, was at Lagos The
former has under his command from l2 900 to a.
OOo of the best troops in the Republic and 25
pieces oi cannon, all veterans and well disciplined;
and the latter dispose of all the resources Of
the cusfom-houses Of Jalisco, San Bias, Mazatian,
and the rich mining department Of Zacatecas: but
the military force is less numerous and less ef.c-
tive IL is true, If we believe what we hear in
general, the public opinion is rather against Santa
Anna; but these people do not know what they
wish, because il appears that all parties resent the
treatment they have received from the Govern
ment of the United States, and all to a man talk
OF wagng war against Texas and against the u.
States II the annexation takes place; but do not
know who VIII be the man capable of carrying on
such an enterprise il by any chance Santa Anna
should be deprived Of his authority. However we
must not deceive ourselves. If this revolution is
Of long duration, the United States may do in the
mean while what they please; but have no doub,
that if matters come to a prompt settlement.
whichever be the victorious party. il will send to
Texas an army Of $4,000 or 10000 men; and war
against the United Statas is certain in the an
nexation should be effected."---N. Y. Express.