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II gentleman has just arrived in this city
from the West, who states that a report has been
brought TO San Antonio, that all Northern Mexico
along The Rio Grande, is now in a state of revolt
against the Dictator. The report as brought by
Mexican Major, who represents himself as having
deserted from Gen. VOLTS Army, is, that AIista is
now marching for the city of Mexico with an army
Of II 7OO0-that he is already beyond the mountains,
and that his numbers daily and rapidly increas-
ing by fresh recruits from all the surrounding coun-
y. Itis stated that the spirit of revolution is uni
versal and overwhelming. Carabajal is well &C.
qnanted with the deserving Major, and pledges his
life for the truth Of his statements.


statement is in circulation that Ashbe Smith
is now on his way from France 10 accept the ap-
pointment Of Secretary of State Of this Republic
and that Judge Ocheree is to be placed at the head
of the Treasury Department Judge Terrell is
in this city, being on his way TO France TO sup
ply the place CT Mr.. Smith at the Court of the
Tuileres.


We see it stated in the Civilian that Captain Dan
iel Boon, of The Z. S. Army, attended the recent
Indian treaty as Commissioner from the United
States, and also that 1t. Stephens, of the U. s. Ar
my, arrived from Washington tae 18th inst. with
dispatches from the United States government, rep
resented 10 be favorable 10 Texas.


[tiouston Telegraph, Nov. 6.