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ESCAPE OF MR. NAvARRo.-We do no; know when we have been more iejoiced thau seeing 'ld friend and companion, Jose Antonio Navarro, m lur oHce yesterday, safe and sound once more and thus far on hls way to Texas, alter undergoing some three years incarceration he viest and most Oah come prisons of Mexico After the breaking out of the present revolution he managed effect his escape from Vera Cruz, rather from the castle of San Juan de Olua near that city, and although ame has Non lv been enabled 10 'eaeh this place. We are in

 of the full particulars Of his escape, hut

 o .oN give them from the fear of duplicating others.

 WI. N,yarro. IL may be recoii-cied, accompanied '"e "'st iexan Santa Fe expedition as one of the c"mhs ohet' was taken prisoner, and afterwards 'o"pene" to ""lergo the horrible privations and figors o' the long march to the city of Mexico. At the breakin. on, of N,e Texas reyoution he was n senator m the Mex'caN Congress from the States of CoahnilA and Texas, bu, being n strong libera list ana |" lavor of republican pv'ncpes as they r'ea out n me Oniied States, he joined he Texans ana was one oi the signers of th declaration of Ine- pendence. When Santa Anna, move from ,be trouble and expense ot keeping them than auv humane mo- tves released the Texans in captiviiy he retained hr. Navarro to gratiiy a mean persona, .ni,e. bnt good fortune ut last opened door for hs escape and II Is now far from improbable that the tyran, hi,nseIf nay be made to parake of the same impv;.un ment he has so nbumaney and unr ghteously awa,d ed O others If the full of justice is meeted out to him he will not escape so lightly.

 Mr. Navarro now appears in good health, and in excellent spirits of course. He thinks the chances of Santa Annals reganing his power extremely slen- dei' as the feelings of both, and women, old and young, are universally against him. and cries oi vengeance and threats of ''down with the base tyrant' are heard from every mouth. nut.

 Of the treatment, he has himself received, from every officer in the Mexican service, Mir N. speaks m the warmest terms of praise. To Santa Anna aud Iornel alone he lays the blame of the yeus of Imprisonment he has been made 10 suffer. His for u''ate escape will be joyous news indeed to his fam ny ard trends m Texas. us well as 10 younger son i~s at college in Missowri.-[New Orleans Plea yune of sunday. "