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of Gen. Parodes I0 .Msxieo, Sfe. ....uship Alabama, Capt. ElleTy, arrived S.larlay, from Vera Cruz the l5ths via .airs ;he lslh inst. By far the most important IFof is,elxrnee she brings Is the news of the sa ', af Parnes, the Ex-Presideni of Mexico, in T,s,. on the l4th inst He came In the BEi- 'sS s,...,,r TeyIot, from Havana. and succeeded N.,-,sag inc vigilance ef Col Wilson and the an 1,,-. leaving for the inteFier ia all imaginable aat ,n hoar elapsed, before he WIS furnished H. .S ho,se and an attendent and quickly joined ~. -s,rria bands in the vicinity. It is supposed

 - ges direct to the capital, he stated to an ,-4xiJua who recognized him the strecss of Vera cT, according to the cofresPondence published In

 h p.yia, of yesterday. that his sole object in re ..,.sr .o the fand of his birth was to assst in de- s..,as il. and rcpeiling the enemy from the gaies ~ ,h. capital The following lettcFs from ~Indiea- s.- and aTar Bucket" give sueeiaetly very clcaT

 csunt of this untoWard event in te history of the -, vi,h Mexico. One fact seems plain enough, riI that we are not Eery vsll provided wsh agents ;a t.. secret service department, we might have raSsd Gen. Den Marisno Paredes y ArTillaga the uoopent he set'foot on Mexican soll-

 teossEsPoNpEScE oF THE COMMERCIAL FIMEs.l Tera CSu= .dsgnst isk 1SI7.

 C.p,lemrn-The British mail steamer Teviot ar- ,,,,1 this morning from Havana, but brings no in- nseenee of interest from Cuba or Europe, her la- ,., from England being of date some days ante nor .o those already received from New Orleans.- She broughi few passengers, and five hundred bot les < quicksilver for this place. and takes, perhaps an osad number to TamPicO

 Amongst her other passengers was the celebrated Doa Nariano. Paredes Ariega, late President of this Hrrtebed country, and who is now on his way to ,h, Capitai-or to the Capital sabsfifssedoubt- less ,s renew his former successful efforts in oppe sitiOs a settlement of her difficulties, and to lend all hs energies to increase the distresses brought apon her by the war, in bringing about which he bore a important part.

 As his arrival at this juncture forms an impor- ,aa, event, and as his entry into, and passage ,hrough. this city, will probably form ground of a1eh comment and complaint throughout the Uni t-d States, think it proper to give detaii of sl the facts connected with the proceeding, part of shieh have gathered from personal observation, snd all from the very best authorities.

 The Tevoit came to anchor at few minutes past o'clock this morning, when Gen. Paredes, and mother passenger came ashore ai the public mole, Taere he landed without apparent recognition, and sassed through the gates. Thence, without attrac- aag notice. he proceeded accrOss the square and up tae street, 10 the house of Mir. J. N. Zamora. who furnished him with horse and money, and, as a sort of disguise, with common jacket and straw Aai During this preparation, which occupied some ,EeBty minutes, the General took '3hasty'' cup of coffee, and then sprang npon his horse, and passing out of the city gate without moiesticn, made the best of his way for the interior. At eight he ten miles from the city, and at about thai lime, Governor Wilson received the first insimatien of his arrival. The Harbor- Master, whose duty it is to b"ard A vessels they arrive had been detained, he alleges. waiting for his boats to get their hrcakfast. until the letters and information which be brought we're yalaeiess.

 The moment the report reached the Governor, he directed every avenue of escape tn be closed and the han .f A.l A.--. traced. to be surrounded and searched. That gen uenan stated, without estatiOn, the facts of Gen. PGrestes visit to his house, and of the assistance rendered. by him 10 facilitate his escape, which he assured the officer in command of the searching par Y, had resulted in complete Notwithstand- l1g this assurance however and the frutless exam- nation of all parts of the house, il was deemed pro- bible that the General still in the city, and the gates have been kept closed during the day, while 10 measures have been neglected to prevent his egress, if such should be the case. But there is no mistake about it-he is gone.

 At about 9ocIock, an Indian porter called upon an American merchant of the city. informing him that 'aere were three packages of samples for him at the oHice ef the Custom Heuse Inspectors, for the de livery of which his order was required. As there vas nothing suspicious in the fellows abatement or manner, the merchant handed him a request for a pcrn, wiih directions to bring the samples to his stc'e. The request was presented but as no marks were specified, the bearer was told to return and have them added Nothing more was seen of him. Az hour later, however, the Custom House clerk of large English house attempted to pass the eBtry port with two trunks and carpet bag which had been landed from the steamer, but faiIed and ae baggage seized. There Is but little doubt of s t"icagihg to PaT5Ss, 5;: !: has os ys. been ex- 1miaed Way, I know not.

 Vo,la, the whole matter. which s laid before your rssaers and the world in general, for just such con sderaon, they choose to give it. and such infer ences as they please to draw from it. That many xa indulge n censufe Of the authorities of the city have no doubt, but may be permitted to say tha, as lar ss can see, no blame in the regard attebe to the Governor, to any officer of the military, revenue or police departments except, that by gen. erA consent fixed upon the Harbor Master, the ex- lent Of whose culpabity is limited to the abssRce oi h'' boats crew at an unfortunate moment By or ee' of the Governor he was immediately dismissed from this employment.

 There may be a fanlt in the extraordinary license gwen by these British mail steamers, but such a iaah hes beyond the corrective power ofthe authosi nes of this city

 II Is now matter of interesting speculation what PosiSea course Paredes will adopt An inveterate enemy at once to Santa Anna and to the Americans, Ns eY no means question: that his "yoics is still i@ sac" He wHi hardly smother his personal ami. mostly so far as to accept an office under Santa Ahaa, nor is 1t possible tha, the two lions can oecu. Y ,he same forest. have consequently bat little "oao' that We shall have an early proauaciameato.

 ana soon alter find Pareies at the head of the nation the army, # not previously destroyed by General scos'' VIII pretty certainly pronounce fo4 him, and ssnsa Asna will probably throw himself upon has "ehd. o' The American government for wei meriscd pTctestioa.

 fhlns was heard this afternoon at Santa Fe, sup posed 10 proceed from skirmish between some sueIIhias and some troops which Ieft vestefday to reinforce Major LalIy's. Yours respectfully.

 INDICATOR.

 EEaA CRuZ, Aug. Is. lsf7.

 "ehuemen-Sluce writing you yesterday, we nave had an interesting occurrence here. Yester- nsy morning The British maIl steamer (private pro. tefV' owned by John Bull. } arrived here from Ha- 'An1, and 10 and behold, the mail agent leaves the 'et~ei "ith the mail, to deliver to the mail agent SH saore before any of out public officers got on I4a' ana with the greatest impunity. sm1ggled t'eAslaf PaTedss ashore with the mail bags. who 