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We have received papers from 2.

 city of Mexico up to the middle Inf af U t month. They give the official sa, nl la,

 of a sanguInary action which was vsalsI sa. the latter end of September peug easq place called Tesca, between the G for.'

 of the Government, Styled the sr,,'i ,oleaI the south, nndes 2 ccaes.i;.ii 7srn,os s'1 q Fl | the troops of the insurgents. T6a ea my of the government was totally ora' a' thrown and routed, or rather a.n;t., Yssl' ted, and their General slain. ,nia, cn consternation peryaded the capital .'t11 1, was apprehended that the insuraoanil T would not delay te march march upon ts es;ss ei. of Mexico, in which case it was bel;a. a.y ed that the regiments stationed I,s'' tha'' would be unable to oppose an etIeetu.I' ua aI resistance, ahdlt was deemed not jmn,a a bable that they would even ioin rs, tSa ranks of the enemy. A chance in t,o ta heads of the government was tll,onst' o to be inevitable; it was presumed t5a. Sa. tho successful party would choose .sa' ca neral Santa Anna for chief of the rs public. v

 The next adyices from that quartp, will be looked to with interest. ,Vvbbs, may be the plans or projects of the m in. surgents in relation to the domestic and foreign policy of their country, time s ,, lone can develope. We entertain Gs, tie doubt that either Santa Anna q, Guerrero is at this moment exercisin', the functions of President of MeSico