RETREAT AND DEFEAT OF SANTA


ANNA.
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ANNA.


Through the politensss Of the obliging officers
Of the e Arkansas No ~ We have been furnish.
ed late New Orleans papers. From the N. o.
Crescent City Of the 10 8nst., CLEAN the follow.
ing important matter:


The steamship New York, Capt. Wright. ar
rived here yesterday from Galveston, with dates
from that place 10 tho evening of the 7th inst.


Gen. Santa Anna had been attacked by Gen.
Parades, and defeated. The Galveston News of
the 7th INST. has the following particulars of the
gradual progress of the olu,ion:-.osfu
"From the latest official news recieved ,t Ma !.
tamoras, from the interior of Mexico, it appen rs
that Gen. Paredes, a: the head of 5000 man
marched against Santa Anna, who al that t;re
had under his command $4,000 troops. On the
approach of Paredes, Santa Anna Immediately re.
tired, great numbers of his soldiers deserving his
cause. The retreat extended 10 the city of Pue.
bla, where he was attacked by Paroles and de.
feated. 1 -aft
Gen. Santa Anna, who made his escape, was
compelled TO disguise himself and take convey.
anae in common coach of the country. The
particulars Of this battle are not given, but We
presume the victory achieved by Gen. Pare
des at great expense of fe as is usually the case
in Mexican warfare. '"'@ t,' err.
In northern Mexico the revolution has been
general throughout the country; at the last a ::
| couuts Gen. CaInaes in conjunction with Gen.
Arsta we're marching at the head Of a large force
against Gen. w oil, who still held out in favor o
| Cent alism. t-a i.
In Montery the same scenes were enacted as il
other cities, but of more sanguinary character
The particulars we have not received, further thar
an account Of the death Of Gen. Jose Maria Or
| tega, Governor of the city of Montery, who wa:
publicly butchcred for his faithful adherence t
| the cause of Santa Anna.