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GERS ,ba, threatened Immediately his life. andA
that for while seemed inevitable. 1t is remark Z
able how often this distinguished Personoge has i
ex,ricatcI himself from difficulties, that to all np
pearance we're desperate and insurmoun,pb'e.- 4
After his overthrow at San Jacinio and cap'ures
by the Mexicans, who could have anticipated his !
early return to Mexico, his Subsequent political !
lriumphs, and elevation to the highest honors ana
Offices of the Republic. Similar good fortune I
has attended him in the recent catastrophe whIchi
50 suddenly hurled him from his high es'ate'-l


When the excitement Of the revolution was at It's
height, It was ihought tha, nothing could saveE
him from destruction, that he must be :rodden
down and crushed under the feet of an ninrIatedI
popuace. But how soon did the rage of lmPia. I
cable ndyersares begin TO moderate. By imPcr.
cep.ible advances, he continues TO gain ground!
and strengthen the advantages acquired, until at


hast, he, thai was denounced as tyrant and trait.
or, and worthy only of the traitors doom, Is graz
ciously dismissed uncondemncd from the bar OF


impeachment. with leave 10 travel abroad for his,


favorable turn in affairs sinai peri
init a return home, aud restoration TO honor.-f


Surely he must be no ordinary man, that can thus,
turn to good account the worst reverses OF ior-s


tuno. |, is rot likely that such man can re-
main an active spectator of the commOtOns that
now agilate his country. We may expect, erel


ong, again 10 sec Santa Anna figuring largely on,
the theatre of Mexican affairs.


On the same day that Santa Anna landed inl
Havana he me, Gen. Busamente, whom Santa;
Anna had overthrown and driven into exile
This was a remarkable coincidence. and must
have stirred up in the breasts ofthese men no or,
dinarl commotions. They met laston the battIe.l
field of PuebIa where Sunta Anna routed the;
forces of Bus,amonto and cxiIed him. Now ihel
latter returning from exile met the former with
The poisoned chaIice put 10 his own lips.


W The wheat crops in this and the adjoining
counties are all of the best kind. Many Of our


farmers have cut, and some have had new 1oul +,


several weeks ago.


0YOur thanks are due the officers OF the Steam.
,,er Swallow for late Orleans papers.


05- Business with our receiving and forward.
ing merchants has been very brisk during the
pas, week.


Jubilee Double Brother Jonaihan.-We have
received from the New York publishers. most
magnificent newspaper sheet for, the Fourth Of Ju.
|y, containing some fifty or sixty fine large Nation.
|al FL cravings, and an illustrated Declaration of
Independence, with engraved signatures of the
lfhysx signers. The contents comprise histor.
cal incidents, anecdotes, songs gIees and roman.
ices of the revolutionary war and of the last war
notices of remarkable revolutionary characters.
l&c. Washinglon's reception by the ladies of
Trenton; a beautiful picture occupying half a.
Ipage of this supendous newspaper, is worth uble


what the paper itself costs, which is but l24 cents
per copy.
Our farmers in this section of the State, wIll
lbe able 10 furnish all the supplies OF -four and
pork that government will have to purchase, for
The consumption of tho military posts on this from.
,lier.


" Our city is improving more rapidly now
';han oyer i. has done before.


CLIPPINGS.


An attempt was recently made to burn down