lCorrespondencs n. o. picay une.
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ESCAPE or Mr.. NAyARRo.-We do not know
when we have been more rejoiced than on seeing
our old friend and companion, jose Antonio Nayar.
ro in our Office yesterday safe and sound once nore
and ;hus lar his way 10 Texas, after undergoing
three years incarceration inhs yies, md most
loahsome prisons OF Mexico. After tire breaking
ont OF tas present revolution he managed 10 esci
his escape from Vera Cruz, OF rather from ,ls castle
OF San Juan dc UiIos near that city, and, although
lame ha. foally been enabled TO resch this place
We in possession of the ialI particulars OF his
escape, but do no, give them from the fear OF imp
eating Others.


Mr.. Navarro, it may be recollectsd, accompanied
the first Texan Santa Fe expedition Us one oi tbs
commissioners; was taken prisoner and aferward.
compelled 10 undergo The horrible p5:ysiions aud
rigo's OF the long mach 10 The city af slc,ico A.
the breaking ont of the Texas revolution he w9s
Senator "a lhe Mexican Congress from the States o.
Coatuia and Texas, but beiag strong hberslisi
and IN ivor OF republican principles as tney are car
RED out in the United States, he joined lbe Texan,
aud was one O! the sgners Of The declaration OF in
dependence. When Santa Ana, mere from the
trouble aud expense Of keeping them lnan any hu-
name motives, released the Texans ia captivity, he
rstaioed Mr.. Navarro 10 crafty mean per.on.l
spite but good fortune last opened door for his
escape N. y, Picay une, Jan. i9.