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The schooner Water Witch, at New Or
leans, brings certain intelligence of the
capture Of Santa Anna, and his confne-
ment in the castle of Perote, to await his
trial for treason. He had made three at
tacks on the city of Puebla, at the head Of
formidable army, but was finally repuls-
ed with the loss of 800 men. Assuming
the disguise of friar, he attempted to es-
cape to the mountains, but was arrested
by some Indians.