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A SAsTA AsNAs PASSPORT. The New York
Telegraph states that they have received the
following information exclusively, and that it
is true.


''Gen. Santa Anna, when the Arab was
boarded by an officer of the st. Mary's was in
bed. His handsome wife had risen few mo-
ments previous 10 the officers arrival, and sat
in the cabin in loose wrapper. A pass was
exhibited to the officer, signed by the Secretary
of State, and Of course he was allowed to pro-
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