From the ". O. Picayune Of Mop. IT. LATER FROM MEXICO.
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 We yesterday received adyces from the city of Mexico us late as the 2dl inst. Tho most important intelligence we have read is the refusal of the Chamber of Deputies to vote the loan required by the Mexican Executive for carrying on the campaign against Texas. A majority of the committee to which tho subject was referred reported that the Execu- tive should be authorized to obtain loan of three millions of dollars. The vote was. taken on the 18th of October, and the Cham Der then refused by majority of A to 17, to entertain the project dc lot recommended by the committee The debate on the occa- sion is said to have been full of intercst. We arc confirmed in the belief that Santa Anna docs moi carry with him majority of the best disposed part of tie republic; but this portion of the Mexican population appears disposed to insist, as strongly as any, l,at Texas must be recovered They make t.is point of national honor; butin our humble opinion it is more the dictate of national pride than of any reasonable expectation ot success.

 Those best informed in Mexican affairs think revolution nevitable-lnany that thu train is already laid, and that the explosion will be heard immediately