The New York herald., 1845-02-27
INTERESTING FROM MExIco,-An arrival at New
Orleans brings the following interesting intelli-

Orleans brings the following interesting intel-
gence Of the progress Of events IN Mexco:-
From the N. Orleans PIC. Feb lsl
By the Creole, from Vera Cruz, have advices from
down to the sst OF January Upon glancng at our
sapers the first thing that eye vas long letter
M o b s s the
ot Deputies. Ii the humiliatpg docu.
ments we ever read He begs for his life ptully
when his knees at San Jacinto he and the vaorous
Gen Cos supplicated Sam Houston mercy-a degrada
ton which Gen. Almonts, in the emergency, scorn
ed " ith the spirit of q
In his communication to the Chambers--the substance
OF which we give Santa Anna recalls to the minds OF
the members the gorious manner the servi
which he has rendered Mexico He dweis particu-
ary upon the actions OF the lh Of September sa9
the 6h OF December, 1888 He repeatedly audes his
wounds received in battle, to his muated person. and
prays like hound that what little blood he has left him
be spared He insists that in all his acts from the
had in view the interests and the glory OF Mexico alone
mot personal aggrandizement He admits that he may
have erred in the adoption Of measures but he claims
acknowledges that the recent revolution is consum
mated; he yields to the general WILL renounces the
Presidency and is anxious to atone for whatever he
may have done Of evil, by voluntary expariaton and
the consequent loss OF property and OF friends
Of that even in shs cOn
test which has resulted in his overthrow he spared
much as possible Mexican blood; that he maintained
himself at the head Of the army merely to enforce what
he believed to be his to the Presden
cy; that the actions which took place at Puebla
enthusiasm Of his soldiers and thath voluntarily
up the command OF them when they were unanimously
devoted to him He revves his favorte comparison OF
himself with Napoleon, hoping that the parallel between
their careers may be extended by his own exile and at
the same time Dragging that il he has not effected quite
much the Corsicnn the stage Of life, he has the
advantage of having lost leg But we are tired ot
looking through this paper, it is SO unmanIy, fawnng
and false. No soldier esuld have dictated
As to the probable fate Of Santa Anna we can give no
more definite indication than is contained in the follow
ing letter -
Ur,. Cprx Esh laAs
have only time to drop you few lines Nothing new
Santa Anna ID in confinement in Perote while his cause
Mexico. He mustthink occasionally of his friendsthe
Texans Government doubt regrets that he did not
p i Of being S win sm D%1 .,
against the wretch Should Santa Anna not be punished
with all the rgor of the laws another revolution against
Great confidence is felt by all in the present government
which my opinion will prove to be good one, and the
Respecting Texas would say that is useless ever to
expect the consent Of this government to its annexation
make agrea deal Of noise here but nothing further than
talk will result from it III my opinion
The papers from every Department Of Mexico come
not be without Significance the fact that receive
files of the liberal papers due; little while since
forwarded by some friend at his personal risk
The papers notice. with not little comment the death
Of D. Fernando Caideron, the Industrious Zacatecas
The grand National theatre ate Theatre Of Santa An
a u Ipe vs act eogsdv entitled ,aaeaas Mnstsp rf
ales ]" was enacted.
communications from the Northern Departments Of
Mexico are still replee with lndisn outrages The Gov
ernment continues to express desire repel the auda
cious ourages which have been inflicted upon the nhabi
tants OF that distant section Of country
When the Creole left Vera Cruz; there ten Mexi
can vessels of in port of different grades, the two
eamshps being at the head of them The French brig
Mercure the British frgae Inconstsnt the u g.
Falmouth and the Spanish rgate Cortes also in the
harhor 1t Is rare circumstance to chronicle the arrival
If Gpon ch oks1n al -
Senior Tornel, the ex.Minster of War; has addressed
communication to the Chamber OF Deputies paatng the
course which he took the memorable ls of December
last He sought exoneration from all responsibility for
the acts OF that day. but was not accorded to him. how
The "Sglio" of the oath ut states that Santa Anna
was exceedingly depressed in spirits in his confinement
One Of the Mexican journals in commenting uron the
numerous robberes CATTLE &C. committed in Califor
mia by the Indians adds that they stimulated to these
oursges by the Americans About as true az most Mexi
can reports of the sfars Of the united States
No progress has been made the trials othe Minis
ters Bocanegra and Basade and Of the exPresden Ca
nalizo.
PALMo's Opera HoUsE.-During the past week
there has been nightly increase OF attendance at
this establishment to witness the representation Of the
new burlesque opera OF "La! Som Am De Beauties"
which has been highly successful and created conside
able laughter end applause The imitation OF various
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the Chinese glasses together with the exercises Of the
Greek Rhiges and several Ethiopian airs accompanied
with instruments &c. They will be well worth wit
Messing.
PHILADELPHIA HoTELs-The Hotels in PhiladeI.
phia are inferior in many respects to those Of our
sses ]" the former being The only successful rvsl to
Sanderson's. Mr. Hartwell with his valuable aid, Nc
Kenzie, has made the :" Washingtonn known to every
and repudation situated in the peasanest part of the
town. Judging by the praise svished upon the superior
management Of the housea fortune awaits its popular
proprietor and reputation the world will not willing let
die For families It the most quiet and desirable So
journ maginable-the walters well drilled, kind and
attentive Indeed good any in the world not except
ing even the walters Of Longs Hotel See card Of address
in another column.
Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos Al, a. 6b, g. 6, 13 Ia, ls, 80 5l
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