Mexico.
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Correspondence of the New York Hsrald.l


VERA Cruz, Jan. 2l, lS45.


The Intrigue of the English IN Msrico.
Santa Anna is now prisoner at Jaapa.
He was taken near that place on the l4th, by
about seventy of his countrymen, and will be es-
corted to Mexico to be tried by Congress.
1t is generally thought here, that the English
wished to get Santa Anna out of the country II Is
said that the captain of coasting vessel, lately
arrived, informed the authorities that brig, Of
war was at Tuspan, supposed to be there to AID IN
his flight At any rate, the English Minister was
very anxious for the government to treat with
Santa Anna.
The road is now clear between this city and
Mexico.


The Anahuac still remains undischarged.