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The N. Y. Daily Advertiser contains extracts. which we snhioin, from the Vera Cruz Censor to the 10th of July. It will be remembered that they contain ex-parte specalations. We have no idea that any intention to assassinatc santa Anna existed, unless in the mind of some individual who has d private pique against him.

 It appears that Gen. Santa Anna's departure from that city, to attend the Convention at Jalapa, met the most general and decided opposition. of his friends, who apprehended danger from Ills violent and desperate enemies, the government party. A public meeting was held, in which his remaining in Vera Cruz waspowerfully urged; but, although he was prevailed upon 10 de- lay his departure for some hours, he per severed in his resolution of appearing in person al the assembly, and had set out for Jalapa. The papers plainly inti- mate an apprehension that his enemies might assassinate him after getting him - titett J1N

 RACRUz, July 9.-Yesterdav, at ) clock in the evening. his Exeellen- ey the General-n-C Chief, Santa Anna) left this place for the National Bridge. where Messrs. Oamacho and Victoria are to arrive this day, to hold the in. tervlew proposed in the Convention held al Corral falso On the 18th ut. May It please Heaven that the present con. test may terminate happily, without the etlusiea of bIeod--a result which we consider very remote, as the usurp- CT, far from giving evidence of wishing It's conclusion, gives orders for it's sup port by giving the command to the fool lsh Fac;o, which is as much as to say. continue the horrors of war, as this criminal man will of course refuse 10 submit his conduct to the decision of justice, as ne knows this is one of the objects demanded.

 The chiefs and officers of Vera Cruz and the Castle of Ulna, in meeting held on the 9th, passed an act, which IS signed first by Santa Anna, on the permanent establishment of peacein the Republic. They demanded the obser- vance ofthe protest of the 2d of Janu- aFy last, that the person now occupy ing the Executive, be separated from #, and that the legitimate President take possession of it, in conformity with the 97th and 98th articles of the 1 Constitution.