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The arrival Ofthe Schnoner lfoME, at N. o. has brought advices from Tampico, to the morning 0t the 1th. All the troops iatended for the South have left Tampico-a force of about 2O00 being Jeff to garrison that place.

 The arrival brings abundant reports concern- ing the slledged battle between Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna-but they seem none of them to he at all authentic, being like those already noticed, founded on Mexican rumOrs-aud we d" not see any thing more definite or distinct shan has hitherto been published. The Picay. nnes correspondent, MI. Kendall, says that these runners had reached there and were not credited. most regarding them as intending to cover santa Anna's designs upon oth her points. Under date nf the 7th in a postscript, he has the following statement. which looks as if he thought the reports tlue-

 P.S.-March 7.-The report of the revolu. tion in Mexico Is correct. The National Guards have jained the clergy. Salas is Presi- Papers bs next vessel

 Gen. Taylor has had a fight, but has had to fall back upon Saltillo and Monterey.

 c. W. K.

 The Tampico Sentine! of the 9th, contains all the rum 'rs alluded to. but greatly doubts their truth. It thinks all the reports have grown out of aletter written by Santa .Anna to Mexico, and there published. The Sentinel says,

 From the letter we learn that Gen. Tay- Tor had encam?ed at place called Agua Nue> Va. New Water, about % leagues from San Salvador, from which Santa Anna dates his letter 10 the minister of War. He also states it as his opinion, that Gen. Taylor had entren. Ch Ocal f,,v ho x,c hi:n ba'tle--that he had iorces under him a amounting to 6000 men. with 9 pieces of ar. tillery. (both estimates universally known {, be talse,) and advises his Government of his intention logive Gen. Fay Tor battle on the 12lh i've presume the 2lst ult. though it is pri- ted the l2Ih,] and anticipates th, most decided slccesS.