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indeed, Captain James BscOe, of the bark Euge.
MIA, is one of the finest specimens OF sailor that


have ever met with and as tor his kindness and
iiberality, werds cannot express the obligations
that his passengers find themselves under ! can
assure you, envy those who sail with him. II the
Eugenia does not sail on her appointed day, will
give you the progress Of the revolution.


Mexican Correspondence of the New York Hsrald]


VERA CEuz, llth December, 1914.


SIR. Since writing you on the 9th, in which
described the rejoicings hefe on account OF Santa
Anna having put down the Congress, we have mad
total change IN the appearance of things Only
three days after the guns had been fred in honor Of
the above disgraceful proceeding, news arrived
that Mexico, and nearly all the country, had pro-
nounced against Santa Anna. This information
was received at Vera Cruz when norther was
blowing, consequently there was no communIca-
tion with the castle Of st. Juan dUlloa, and when
the rejoicings commenced for the downfall Of the
Z. Great Chief" which consisted of fireworks and
in firing sautes from the forts. The castle under
stood this 10 be further declaration IN favor oi
Santa Anna, and they Immediately proceeded 10
elect him" Supreme Dictator !" but guess their as
constituent when the storm cleared away, andt they
ound the great man no longer existed in the minds
II the good people of Vera Cruz Well, what do
you suppose they did? Why, Immediately after
receiving the intelligence, they pronounced against
the very man for whom but day before they had
voted the Dictatorship. Beautiful consistency,
certainly. The feeling against Santa Anna is uni
yersal, and think it would be difficult TO find
person who would speak in favor of him. His
portrait, which was once so much respected, has
bt en- thrown from the balcony OF the palace, and
the mob tere it Immediately into pieces. The in
dividua who threw II exclaimed, at the same