MEXICO
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The New Orleans Picaynne has letter from
its correspondent at Havana, in which the follow
ing statements are made respecting the ex-Pres-
dent of Mexico:


!" learn from unimpeachable source that
Santa Anna is making preparations TO return to
Mexico. He anticipates leaving here on the 9Th
or 10th of next month in the British steamer for
Vera Cruz This will, however, depend much
upon his advices to arrveper steamer on the 10TH
but that he returns there, and that very shortly,
too you may rely upon There are other on dits
about him that give for what they are worth.
1t is said that he is much exasperated at the de-
sign of few traitors to sell the country to foreign
powers, after the wasting of so much blood and
treasure to achieve independence. His return to
Mexico will be marked by an entire change in
policy. The United States, if her minister is of
the right stamp, will become his fdus Aeh@tes-
for money he will adjust the Texan boundary and
cede California, defending hmselfto his country
men upon the plea that this was the only method
left to preserve the integrity of the republic, 10
resist the insdous attacks of fol eign cabinets upon
her liberties, to preserve them from return to
the Spanish yoke which they so nobly threw of,
and to retain their position among the nations Of
the earth as independent power"