Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-22
Is there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
This Is my own, my native land7r
From the Neu Orleans Piesyune, July IL.
SANTA ANA AND HIS DESIcNS

BY ihs arrival Of the cutter McLane Capt How
ard have received adVces from Havana to the 2d
and have gathered from the officers Of the cutter some
hints as to the designs Of Santa Ana upon Mexico and
other information OF interest from the Isand Of Cuba
We glad be informed by Capt Howard that ,lers
is not the least prospect that prvSeers WILDE SLOWED TO be
fitted out at Havana TO depredae upon American COM
IL is the firm determination OF the Spanish Admi
raj to allow evasion Of the treaties between Spain and
tho United States This determination the officers Of the
McLane have doubt he will regiousy adhere TO- and
Csstilian faith 10 proverbisl.
In regard the Mexican steamers living NJ Havana.
they still protected by tho English coors which they
~. They have been offered for sale tho authorities Of
the Island and the probability that the Captain
will purchase the iron vessel the G,udslupe. The Monte
yuma IL said to be "hogged" and Of course not worth
much Neither OF them will be allowed to leave Havana
with the intent TO cruise against commerce.
TWAS the general belief Hayana that upon the arrival
Of the English Of the 9Th inst for Vera Cruz
SANTA Ana would leave once, with his friends Amonte
and RECON, for Mexico This determination on the part
OF the eHfresdent has been formed upon his receiving
assurances that the Castle Of San Juan Ulua would
his arrival declare in his favor Cen Santa Ana erpre.
sed himself freely in regard the with the u States
and ayowed his resolution Of doing all in his power
seeuis 1t vigorously against This is in fact the only
course which be can pursue under the circumstances in
which MeIco - placed, for nAamed is the snmosity Of
the meIicsns NJ present sgainst the United States
would be fatal for pablo directly attempt To stem
the From all that the tone Of feel
ing in Mexico, the great Departments Of Vera Cruz
and famAupas have for tnO bsea ripe for throwing
on the yoke OF Phredes and placing Santa Ana sRain
power Intelligent gentlemen here familiar With the poll
tics Of the country, anticipate confidently that tho next
arrival will bring that Tsmaulipas has
already revoed under General Panodi, who is
sst friend Of the eXPresdent Our previous adyices
from the Departments tho Pacific, and the latest mes
Of Paroles HIMSELF have shown how extensive is
the disafieeon there. We look then for the downfall Of
Paroles early day. In the words Of the Courier dr
Efdfs Unis, cit will be Pasodes in opinion who
will sign treaty Of Peace with the United States will
be his successor, whether this successor be Alvarez Al
monte Santa Ana"
was the general opinion in HsVsna and circumstances
seemed TO warrant the Eupposion, that Santa Ana would
sail for Vera Cruz in the English brig Of Daring; but
Capt Howard doubts IT, under tho circumstances the CON.
mander of that vessel would the responsibility of
taking him TO Mexico Should no 20 the steamer anoh
question would snse whether Commodore Conner should
allow hun 10 land his purposes being fully declared Of taxi
ing an active part in the prosecution Of the war