From the Red Riper Herald. October 20.

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Extracts from letter sorittea by q gentleman of unquestionable veracity, dated La Baca, Octo- Der l, 1885.

 "The new officers who came with the arms, said, that as soon as General Cos should reach Bexar, 1t would be the signal of march for San Felipe de Austin .''

 Cos is about to pass on to Bexar. He has guard of thirty men with him, and the Morelos battalion of lancers is close at his heels. Cos has about $60, ,000 in spe- cie, for the purpose of paying off the troops. He informed the Alcalde of the Nueces, that he intended to overrun Texas, and establish custom houses and detach- ments of his army where he thought fit. ,

 A letter from Bexar says, The people must either submit, or prepare for defence ; as the intention is to march into the colo nies, and regulate the land affairs, and q great many things, by military force also, to clear the country of what they choose to call vagrants, &c."

 Information, which is relied on, has been received from the interior, that the States of Zacatecas and Guadalaxara have risen and taken up arms in defence of the consti. tuition of 1921, and in support of the fede- raI system; also, that there are insurrec- tions in the State of Tamaulipas, in favor of the same cause also, that tho republi- can General Juan Alvarez, has gained a victory over the government troops in the south oi Mexico.

 All these, and all the freemen of Mexico, are now fighting for the same cause that the people of Texas are defending. It IS the cause of freedom-it is holy and just, and must triumph. g N ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS oF TEE UNITED

 STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.

 Friends and Relntions--We make ar earnest appeal to your justice and philan