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 sSaata Anua Sc.-4AY Ys.hase Havana paI'efs to the ninth inst On the affairs of Cuba, the contents oi those papers throw fftfe fIgh But Fl Dfaro of me s,h, contains an interesting letter from the clty of Mexico though too hug for translation. Alter narrat- ing the occurrences the utlley af Mexieu, sduflag the first week in Ooctocr, the writer indVges lp, some reflections the condition of the country. The party of Sunta Anna is described being made up of the friends and enemies of tbei federal system. Bustamente, a chief who had proved himselfa man of honouf good faith, and good intentIons has been almost unanimously fo, ,saSen, to ftdlow Santa Anna, who has not good quality to recommend hn, but D assesses large share ofvice. This, saysthe writer, proves the general demoralization of the MeXicanS, 4d that every generous feeling has forsaken them. Their oRly wish is 10 make theIr fortunes without any scrnple tO the means-the shortest way to wealth and power is the only thought by of those who meddle at all with public affairs There IS not one noble aspIration-there is neither dignity deco rum or modest,-all is vile, low, and mercenary in views means and ends. As fT the class of Mex jeans in easy cirs umstances, they remained tranquil spectators during the last reyouipn, whether ruled by selfshness, or for want of leader in whom they could coafde, il is hard to sayhat and hall eiired inn hole corner, and quietly noked on while thrir country torn to pieces Under the preteNt of escaping from the danger of the cannonae, those people abandoned the city, and elt the President of the republic at the mercy of tiaitQrs The men who were indebte for every thing to Bus,amente, and

 

 Ir by their malpractices, the first to abandon hin, j1n Slnta Anna, and fight against their bene- factor.

 It s difficult to say what will be the result, opera tn, or eni ofthe present revolution. Out of the ar TN there men who seem tn apprOve0 'iIctator- hir but do not want it io be exercised hy Santa An.a. Others say that public opinion cut ofthe cap til is u favor nf the federal system, it was for n riy established m the form of state governors and legislatures; and that this opinion will make itseli hsard and be oheyed, soon general can be fluad, with a few batali0ns ln sustain it. %.

 Thus far we have given readers the sentiments of the correspondent of the Daro who has evident- k been an attentive observer of what passed before his eyes in Mexico during the late revolution. few remarks of our own, and we have done. 1.-the pie iure here drawn of the dominant, white race in Mexico, be althfh one, then that country is ready for other masters; for it is absurd to suppose thai men like Santa Anna and his associates can ong re- main the head of nation like Mexico, in the 9t. century.