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 The tredapts bn,a9h, tFEan Gea Taylor's disisiomo of tht arnaE hy tise Cln,ereIIa, are ~ the ltsrsl gipoh.y thaSacier. We publish lhs reports ss As dsai ise shstn lfs,.n the Mass- tn''ros Flag s'tf passvngevs who came " tie arrisai. What cieS!F 6I5gTII Ia 5e- I1tsrvut IT them we are ,sps prepared to say; bas we have no right b doubt that an action os some kind has takenplac between the American and AIexicum teFess imus about Sastsllos We have already announced lha. Santa Anna was at Mssehula ol the 7th of February; subSe- quent adyices reporsed him at Fl Cedra a day or two aferwards. The latter place Is thirly-two Snnish leagues from San Luis Pososi, os nssiy halt way between that citv asa Salsills. The aghiing is reported to have commksced on the a2d February, al Agua Nneva. 9ipe leagSs< in advance of Sal tillo, where Gen. Taylor has had hss camp for several weeks; that would give hiiTFs about two weeks 10 march from CesiraI 10 Salnllo, distance of hirty-six Spanish leagues or about Rineiy-fsus, miles.

 The force which, according to the Mexi- can papers, Salta Anna left San Luis with, or had sent in the direction of Monterey in ad- vance Of him, tonsisted'of

 The Sappets ard Arsillerists, with nine

 teen guns 65o Iss, 3d, ash, a.h. 10th and ll.h Regi-

 ments of the Line, and lss and 3d

 Light Troops, 6y240 4lh Light Troops. mixed ofSanta Anna,

 lst Active of Celaya, do. ofGuaiai-

 ajaro, do of Lagos, do of Queretaro,

 do of Mexico, s,2eO Troops with Gen. Parrodi, at Tula,

 with three pieces ofheavy cahbss, 1000 Cavalry on the march, 5000 Artillery on the march, $50 Division under Gen. Mejia, 4,000