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can files, we have discovered number Of docu-
ments which throw great deal Of light on the
present position OF affairs in that republic, and
which seem to indicate that the storm is uiled for
moment to break out in some other quarter
The following are extracts.-


From FL Vera Cruzsna Libre, Jan. lal


We have received from the Captain General Of
the Department, the following documents, which
we insert with much pleasure.


OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL,l


Ofthe Department OF Puebla. !
EXCELLENT Sir: =


The annexed document will inform your Excellency OF
the happy result Of the question which has agated the
whele republic as to its torn ofgovernment The
employed by His Excellency Santa Anna to possess
had for their to lives Of the Mexican
soldiers who were necessary for the service Of the
ti0n


All the forces Of General Santa Anna were TO remain
at AmaZoc until the supreme government had
on what terms the present difficulty should be settled
No doubt your Excellency will have great vgi-
lance and caution with the under standing that the aid
Don Nicolas Bravo, who Is in the envrons Of this
with powerful force. will not be wantsd aad there
fore that he can fall back make such disposition OF
his forces as he may deem necessary Think also OF
Importance TO inform your Excellency, tha notwih-
standing the order OF General Santa Anna that his troops
should remain at Amazoc, hundreds of men, including
generals and other officers have presented themselves
this place.


God and Liberty. IGNACIO DE INCLAN
Puebla, Jan. ii, l946.


To His Excellency, the Commanding General of the
DePot1Achto VI Veta CiuL'


OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR CENERAL1


1.-THE Department Of Puebla


Mexican before ALL and having been distinguished in
thousand ways by the country in which you 6rst
the light cannot using all the means in my power
which will tend to produce the results indicated in your
note received this day hold the lives OF nay country
in great and since your exceency has pro
posed certain to the supreme government
which will prevent the further efuson Of their blood
shah look upon their happy termination with pleasure
hat hov vdiuoto
the positions they now occupy and tall back to Amozoc
while l. myself will retire with my troops will
tions. Should any outbreak occur shall Immediately
advise the chief magistrate of the nation Of the fact


God and Liberty.


Puebla, Jan. 10. l645.


To His Excellency, Dow ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA
ANNA, General Of Division.


OFFICE OF THE Gov. GENERAL OF rHE}


DEPARTMENT OF VERA CRUZ.


The courier that brous ht the documents from Puebla
was seized by small body Of troops who Aqua
tepec They prevented his having any communication
with the poslon and took him before General Torreion
who was on the l2th at San Antonio After having d,
tanned him shsrt time at Santa Gertruds and having
broken the seals and perused the documents, they re-
ned them opened and in Ills manner received them
Vera Cruzans! His Ezcel,ency, Gen. Don Lopez de
Supreme National Government with all the troops which
we're IN opposition to the Constitutional Government
ferings of humanity, is still more so to ali Mexieans
who have always been in favor of the devoted to
Legitimate principles. The result of Gen Santa Anna
decision is the stopping of the euson obood in heroic
Puebla.


have directed proper and agreeable to the gra
tcston feel taa the happy result be celebrated and
will do the same; hut II the transports of your law
ful rejoicing do not forget that should be cautious
and more vigant than ever; and ! also command thc
troops OF the garrison and in active service to exercise
the same vigilance as heretofore


lGNACIO DE MORA AND VILLANIEL.


VFRA CRUZ Jan. l3, SlS


We are very much disposed to believe that Santa
Anna has proposed the negotiations merely to gail
time and accomplish some other purpose than
peaceable termination of his present difficulties
II is not, indeed, to be supposed that such an
scrupulous leader would negotiate if he had the
means Of compelling his antagonist to submit, and
his conduct ls, therefore, indicative OF weakness,
but we have no doubt that his chief purpose is to
gain time in order to recruit his forces, and to
make arrangements for striking blow tina, may
yet give him complete ascendancy in the govern
ment Of Mexico.


Mesmeric Manipulate Dns-More Experiments
-The Science Calming Ground.
A lecture on animal magnetism was given last eve.
ming the Society brary, whio excited more than
usual interest, and was attended by We ry anu
sing scenes. The lecturer stated, in his preliminary
remarks. which were brlef aud unostentatious, tbs
he entirely secuted the idea of mystery in magnet
ism which was SO strongly insisted upon by quack-
and humbugs, and that all the phenomena Of mes
merism were natural, and strictly in accordance
with natural and ascertained laws.
II was then proposed to appoint a committee to
superintcnd the experiments, when bluff, sturdy
locking young man, from the country, rose and re-
quested to be experlmented upon before the
audience.


LECTURER. are the same person who made
similar request at my last lecture I told you to
call at my Office and would satisfy you, if could,
but you did not call.


CoUNTRYMAN-I was afraid that people would say
we had made 1t up together. "a augh.)
The matter was compromised by appointing the
gentleman to the committee. and some slight ex-
periments were proceeded with, on the wife OF the
What happy thing it is for man to be able to
parayze his wife's jaw!') After this, Alvan Stew
art, Esq, the great abolltonist leader being pre-
sent, was invited to become one of the commit
tee, and took his seat on the platform The prin-
cipal subject (Mr. Valentine, OF Professor Rogers
memory was then put into the sleep, and various
organs were excited, at the suggestion of the diff.
ferent persons among, the audience. Befor. any
thing had been done, however, young gentleman
in spectaces went upon the stand, and declared the
experiments entirely unsatlsfactory-tha it was all
humbug, &c.


LEcTuRER-But no experiments have yet been
tried sir. Had you not better wait and see, before
yon condemn!


SrRANeKR-It's all a trick-there' nothing at all
in it. (Hisses, and cries of of, off.') Ihave q
right to see, and will see.
A VoIcE-You do not belong to the committee
and a majority of the audience consider you an
intruder. t
| STRAHaER-I will see.


VoIcE-You may see, but you have no right to
interfere with the proceedings; and if it were no,
for insulting the audience, there are those here
who would put you off that platform.
STRANGER-1 can take care of myself. Any man
who personally insults me can know where to find
me! (Re here retired from the platform, and the
experiments went on


Some one wrote on a slip Of paper for the lec-
turer to enclte mirthfulness The subject soon
manifested the highest possible degree OF fun and
humor on his usually stolid and unnte ectual csun
tenancee, and, language and ideality having been
touched, broke out with


There There i goes they are rolling up the cur
tain, and now see them all stripped for the work, and
There is Bob Tyler too, holding his tails in his
hands and trying to 60 il. And then, there's John
Tyler standng behind, and looking he wan ed to gel
out OF it-and old General Jsckson standng like Mars
with caneand there's Van Buren, riding on abb age
and silas Wright locking down from the skies upon h,