!, ind. i,,elf in , situation to do 80 with
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III finds itself in situation to do 50 with


rsrrons.


msrican vessels Of wsr were still lying al
VI should Capt. s,ockion's squadron join


n,icipsted. the feet will consist Of eight
ar, mounling in all 81 guns.


rival We hear not q word more Of Mr. Shan


nerican Minister.


Ein,eres,ing intelligence which we find. re.


fate Of Ssnts Anna and those involved in


~ A proposition has been introduced in


n of Deputies that Santa Anna. Canalixo
4 ex Ministers who took part in issuing the
ke 29th OF November, clo'ing the session Of
hay avoid a trial upon the condition Of eS-
themselves for the tern, Of ten years. At


pc another proposition was submitted. to


,t an absolute amnesty should be granted


generals and other oftcers coInprehended
lar Of the 9Th Of January. depriv,ng them


pmands Sc, even though they had been al
heed.


4 find that the Chambers have acted upon
,itions. that they are very likely to receive


ton we entertain no doubt. The revolution
. so perlectly consummated throughout the
nlry and the present Administration beng
u their places, It would be an act Of dignity
q :l.nn:y % e,tenl pardbn to those
"A to the last TO the fortunes Of Santa Anna.
|es of large numner Of good officers will
Dined to the Republic. And further 10 tran
Bubble mind-n"ither outraging the feelings
numerous friends and partlEsns OF santa An
The same time sppeasIng the demands ior Jus.
:, hint would appear to be a highly p'lIt'
10 allow him to leave the country with those
associated W tn his tyrannical acts.-Pe