T.Sp,oo. January Y.
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BY the mgil from the city of Mexico, which ar
rived late hour last night, We learn that Santa
Ana was near the city cfPuebla, and ii wes thought
that il was his intention TO attack it, The place at
present is very well defended, and when Santa Ana
arrived within two miles OF The place, the nhab-
i,ans lolst5d their flags, rung ae bells, and COM
renced preparations for defence. Santa Ana re-
tired without attacking. Gen. Btsvo with two
thousand men, started FROM Mexico 10 pursue him.
on the lst inst. and Gen. Paredes, with about four
Thousand meu, 10 arrive at the city Of Mexico
the 4th January, and was also 10 join Bravo in
pursuit OF Sanla Ana


The Mexican journals confirm ia most pariicu
iars the shove accounts. We CLEAN. from The
Sislo Die= Nu.re, in an article on The Stele of
the Rsvoluuon,n that Santa Ana's resources are
confosd TO pilieging tie small towns and villages
actually in possession Of MS f9rces and that lis
brutality 10 hose falling into his p1we:, who will
support his cause, is oiihe most erocious char
act.r. He has made terrible example Of some
txenty soldiers VINO attempted 10 desert from his
service, by having them pierced BY the lances Of
his cavalry. No do,.b; The next arrival will bring
accounts more definite. rs Santa Ana is approach
ing he coast, his oa!y means of escap', should ne
he fortunate 10 eiude battle with Bravo or
Pu;edeg.