The New York herald., 1845-02-16


aoh 1874 for $4,000 and receipt of produce deposit
in connection with them.
drafts which embraced in the seventh count rho
Indictment the ground Of variance the letters being
added nthe indictment when did not appear the re,
ceIp and an insertion Of the proposition for instead Of off,
that this enough qussh that
The DIsTncr ATTORNEY maintained that the variance
was not fatal; and the Court ntmated much Pending
this objection the Court at o'clock adjourned till Mon
day at II O'Clock
THE CAPTURE OF SANTA ANNA.-santa Anna,
previous to his capture had written to the Pres-
dent, General Harrera, on the 10th ult from his camp
near Pueba soliciting passports for Senior Haroey Tsma
and General Corzsr and Mendozs late Of his suite
He also begs passports for himself that he may leave the
country. and, as he says "seek abroad home here
might end my last days" He setes that he has slready
who would proclaim the e constitutIons Government.
He authorises certain Commissioners to announce to
the Chambers his remuneration Of the Presidency and
states that he has sacrificed his property and all that
holds most dear" Alone he resisted the scentempt
and onrages manifested against his person. and these
presons alone could have driven him take this
resolution fearing, If he remained, conspiracy
would be formed against his unfortunate enough al
ready to the nation and himsefor this reason ony he
has resolved to separate himself from haithful and vail
ant army.
how respect the rights OF citizen that has served
his country and has poured forth his blood for her., and
that they viii not Interrupt bis embarkaon
had the disgrace to occupy the supreme the
Republic"
At tdsy-sreak the morning Of the llth ult. Santa
Anna left his camp in coach taking the route
Cruz, escorted by 800 cavalry but soon changed his
course for Orzavs intending 10 leave the Republic from
Huatzacuaiso port Osaca 10 the road 20 Vera
Cruz was strongly fortified almost every place through
which he would have 10 pass Having dismissed his sg.
cort he proceeded citizen until he wss arrested by
ssme Indians and by whom he was recognized from his
lamenessl and delivered up to the military authorities
AZ Puenta National, the key OF Mexico the peasants
nad congrtgated en- mdsse to oppose his flight
The same day, az the fight Of Santa Anna took place.
Generals Paredes and Arrilaya followed by Gen. Bravo
entered the city Of Puebla with their orces amidst the
rejoicings Of the inhabitants.
In letter from the captive ExPresident the Cover
nor OF the department Of Vera Cruz dated Julapa 7th
u hs complains most bitterly Of his treatment by his
guards and the populace HE says his habaion presents
the appearance OF guard with sentinel constant
ly by his bed-he cannot sleep the officials will permit
none OF his friends 10 have any intercourse with him
and In fact his condition is vastly more rude and de-
grading than whilst he remained prisoner in the hands
OF the Texans His entry into Jsepa resembed trium.
pha procession conducting him conquered foe to hs
country: Indeed" he continues would prefer death
to such insuts-whch are neither noble nor decent,
IT'S stated that Santa Anna had fo0 GOO in gold at bs
residence Ensero which have been for warded TO
him, but It has fallen into the hands OF tho Government
tue depertmehto OF Vera Cruz, who propose ewploy
IN ramuneratng the nhshitana that department for
tne losses sustained by them during Santa Anna's
Captain D. Jcs' Santa Anna, the eldest son OF the
anen rrssident was srfesfd Jalaps the morning
senora Santa Anna had paid her husband a visit in
accompanied by her brother few days before his
n'snt she alone 10 faithful 70 the tyrsnt