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The Mexican paper, published at Tamaulipas,
called FL Defensor, dated the | lth March, is en-
tirely occupied with the revolt Of the troops which
lately took place in the city of Mexico. II appears
that the troops, TO the number of about 1900 men,
were on the eve of starting for Vera Cruz 10 rein
force the garrison in that city, when, excited by the
women of the metropolis, whose fanatacism had
been wrought on by the Clergy in opposition to the
Government, they broke out into mutiny, and pro-
nounced, they call it, for return to the statu quo
of ls45. Gen. Canazo was directed to suppress
it, and called to his aid all those who were for stand
ing by the Government. The Congress, alarmed at
the intestine commotion, offered full pardon to the
rebels, provided they returned to their duty. This,
however, was taken as proof of weakness by the
latter, and they became more insolent.


The Minister says that hostility to Santa Anna, a
disposition to embrace monarchica principles, and
disinclinaton to march against the external enemy,
are the moving causes Of this pronunciamento.
The major part Of the National Guard-all with the
exception Of four corps-with the whole of the ar
tillery, remained faithful to the Government.


Nec Orleans Times.