From the New Orleans Tropic.
STILL LATER.
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DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF SANTA ANNA


BY the schooner Sarah Ann, Captain Davidson
from Tampico, we are placed in noS~--,'on u pa
pcrs from the city Of r--.'co 10 the 4ih instant


J ; --,,uvico as late rs the 9th.


Santa Anna has met another San Jacnto de-
feat, and is now miserable captive in the hands
of those over whom he has so long tyrannized.--
The "Napoeon of the South has at last found a
fate as unenvable as was thai of him whose name
he so arrogantly assumed, at Waterloo. His star
has shot madIy from its zenith, and he whose
lightest word was law, brief period since, has
fallen so low that there "none poor to do
hin, -