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L THE TEXAN PRISONERS IN MExYC0.-fhe fuiiow-
ing is letter received in this city from one OF
the Texian prisoners, confined in Perote Castle.
Mexico =
PERorE CAsrLE, Sept. 9. ls4s


last night, with one to Journeay gives great plea
sure hear IRON dear friend, and that has been
hear Of your arriving in the land Of the free and brave;
but yet remain in the cold damp walls Of Perote the
mercy half civilized trants but when their authority
will cease to exist, God and Santa Anna only knows


although at this time the prospect is quite catering The
United States Minister MIR Shannon arrived here two
weeks ago last night his way to Mexico he called in
at each sepurae room and appeared quite friendly ana
would do all in his powers and the friendly mennsr that
he eli to S n


list OF English subjects and also wrote to Capt Lyons
that they would he relieved You cannot imagine


the anxiety weare in and will be until the 10th is past.
the llh Is near at hand should prove true it would be


day OF thanksgiving and prayer not to Santa Anna but
with both heart and hand until sounds pole pole


You know our news is limited here-thngs about the
same as when you eft Aihur is here and regrets il
much that he was not able to Keep with you but such
his fate Capt. Ryon Wallace ]. Armstrong, Ta.om
and Mcdonald was liberated few days ago Journeay
self still at work in the shop ana yon will find
here as long Texian is be seen for with the
present and past III wind shall be the lest to leave this
damp cold wall have no friend to assist or.say
word to s0oth my long and weary moments except d
few in the city ofNew Haven but large gulf separates
US as well as yourself those that believe - be my
friends have oil forgotten forsaken me- do not


take the trouble to answer my letters Should you
any person from Connecticut that enquiries aer tell


request them tell my mother all my suerings since
aprisoner-N will 40 no good but canse much grief
Should you take in your head to take pleasure trip up
TO New Haven, don't fail to call on some or all Of my
fends Charles Dounes Almeron Dounes, Lucius Atws-
ter and s. A. Davis and you will do great iavor for
Should get there before do, (Which pray to God you
may noD wish you to call A. g. Ball, and take
charge my trunk and papers, or see that they are taken