MEXICO.
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The revolution lr Mexico is at end, and San
ia Anna is at the head of the Government. The
New Orleans Bee remarks, on the subject ofIhis
change "Much is said Of the important reformation
to be established by the new government. 1t is ny
promises that Santa Anna has obtained eminence,
but that he will sacredly fulfil them is more than
doubtful He has reputation for scruples Of con-
science, and cares little for consistency. Power is
what he seeks ard power he has got. 1t is thought
by some that this revolution augurs badly for Tex
as. We do not agree with them. The advent of
Santa Anna office is likely TO ll the Golfers
Of the treasury, and it is the want of money and
not of any indsposition TO hostillties which has
hitherto prevented the invasion of Texas, we look
for no prolonged union among the different chiefs
and parties in Mexico. Coalitions of such diverse
ingredients rarely survive after their object has been
accomnlished.m