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Nrxrc.s REvoIurIog The capture OF tne eA-
President was Effected by detachment l'o,li 'ie
volunteers OF Jico, under commane Oh y, t,niHuo ~
Rodriguez on the evening OF me iY'!i VI Jah.dit
According TO the official report ne sur'enletso
h;rnseji with alacrty and yet with dignity de de-
n.n nded 10 be escorted 10 his hacienda al Encero,
there 10 await passports which be alleged ne eX-
nected TO enable him 10 leave the country. I'M
reliately upon his capture he addressed etie, 10 Gen
Rincon through Gen. (uzman requesting that his person
rh be protected and himself spared from the insults of
his enemies demand conpueI with. and under
a escort Of Eve hundred men he entered Jaapa IN the
evening tina, hour being sale ted avoid any iem0nstr
,icn Of popular feeling which his presence might have pro-
voke He subsequently transferred 70 Peroe, and
the orders positive tina; he should be strictly guard
ed tie time treated with the consideration dn
10 guhed soldier 70 misfortune. and allowed
Indulgence compatible with his personal safety


Now that the contest with Santa Ana IS the Gov
er1!rept turning It's attention the incursions Of the
Indians in the Northern Departments. Nothing can be
more dcporable according the representations before
u.s. than the OF things in Durango and the Northern
part Of the Department OF Zacacas Durango has ALSO
luely by the savages. Bodies OF several
hundreds have encamped at time and for several days
in this Department ro6bng murderBg and carrying into
captivity the women children with I-rfect mpunity
Senior Cuevas The 18th nGmo addressed the Governors
Of this Department, sd Of Chihuahua, Zecatecas, Coahua
and New Mexico, 10 assure them that large BODY %
trooIs amply supplied with the munitions OF war; -oHla
march promptly 10 their defence and pat end 10 'he
| outra-es fr IN which thay have suffered much.


Official notice given the lith 20 all foreign resi-
dents In the country that ihcy must. duTHg the month";
renew their Letters Of Security or PASSPORTS unter
| pain of fine or imprisonment. u o. PIC Feb ..


LATER From NIxxIco.-Be the arrival at Havana
Or "Wednesday LAST, OF the British steamship Iay,
I Captain Sharp, dates 10 the 3lst ui' from 'eIs
! Cruz have been received.


Santa Anna still remained prisoner at the Cas-,
lie of Perote-lhe same cold, crsary and dismal
place in winch he SO long held the unfortunate
Texans in CAPTIVITY. 1t ls stated That the Grand


Jury appointed to try the fallen tyrant, was furious


~. t.sNs.An ut A1aN
co manifested feeling ot clemency, and al the
same time OF regret that he did not escape out OF
the country, and thus save the Government further
trouble A letter dated Vera Cnz, January 3lst;
expresses the belief that the life OF the tyrant would
not be taken. His young wife was IN prison with
him. rs was also an old friend oi MS Senor Lazaro
Villami


tonic Haro Santa Annals former Minister OF Fl
nance. who had made ont 10 reach The coast IN
safety from Mexico Cne OF the editors OF ms
paper who came passenger IN the Alabama, was
informed al Havana that Sener II. had escaped
through the assistance OF the English consul AZ Vera
Cruz. and that he came on board the Tsy under an
assumed name Relon was still al large, and his
whereabouts not known.


Every thing was said 10 be quiet in Mexico. 1t
was reported that the Republic was 10 be divided
into three military departments, Arlsia 10 have
command of the Northern, Paroles OF the Centre,
and some other general Of the Southern section.


An extra of the Djario ie IN Marina OF Havana,
issued on the evening of the 9th instant contains
SYNOPSIS OF the intelligence brought by the Tay.-
We give the substance of more important Item,
which appears in Et Siglo Diec q Nrrre OF Mexico,
OF the 9th ult, and which IS as follows: Santa
Anna has sent from Perote, new communication
10 the Chambers, requesting that the passport for
for which he had already asked might be granted
him. in which case he would Danish himself per-
petually from the country He also stated that ne
would appont an agent fully empowered and quail
fed 10 respond TO anv charges or claims made
against him, ,avng his landed estates and property
as guaranty for The satisfaction OF all: and more
over speaks OF the responsibility of his Ministers
This communication the Grand Jury were acting
uron in secret session on the night Of the 23d ull
and the resul, of deliberations wasnot known
, n. o. P5ooyia,c