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A large quantity of arms and munili ns of war, (24 pounders, hc.,l were dispatched from Perote. the great arsenal of Mexico Puebl and all things predict the end which we have all along predicted, sz: the final overthrow of tle horrid incubus that has so long cursed that Republic

 The Minister nf External Relations published a circular to the Governors of Depar ents on the lst nst., informing them that Santa Anna had approach. ed the Capitol, hut having found the Government firmly resolved on defending itself lo the ast aud that the army and the people within the walls were enthusiastic 'n it's support, he had retired toward Pnebla IL announced also that Gen. Bravo had i'm. medaiely, al the head of an imposing force gone iii pursuit o him and that considering the difficult DO. silion m which he was placedby his reograde move meat, and the numerous deserIions which were daily taking place, order would be soon restored

 From all parts of the Republic, notices of appro. bation and forthcoming aid daily received. The people at Vera Cruz were most anxious that the Ty rant should present himself before their walls, th they might evnce their attachment to the Govern meht and their letestation of his conduct.

 From uli these details and the shre wdly obseryan, character of our correspondent in Mexico, we reier ate our opinions that the day of Santa Annas supre. macy in Mexcicb is passed, and that he is now eh er prisoner in the hands of the Government, or fugitive hoty pursued by the revolutionary troops.