MEXICAN ITEMN.
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In regard to the hardshrps which were onconn.
tered by inc Mexican troops, all agree. Stngnan,
wnter sold nj Matehualn at ono dollar pcr Ia rrcl
Soldiers frequently fell overcome with ruiruc.
and pHrIshed without shelter in tho snow.


Santa Anna, in a lettcr from San Salvador, do
ted tho l7th uIt, threatens 10 take Satisfaction on
our troops for killing % inhabitants of Apuo
Ncuva, who had taken refuge at tho Oio do ATua
de Cntana. Ga tho authority of Con Andradc
he declares thoy were ussassinated. General A.
states mat, besides those killed, l6 were taken
prisoners and all were peacoabc inhabitants.


General Arista is epgnged at tho cno,t,I in
det'ndiIg himself from tho aspersions of a pane
called the Democrat. He nsks n suspension of
opinion until he can have his trial.


ID Juan Cobo, editor of tho Hesperia. n Snon.
lsh newspaper in Mexico, died suddenly a, Nh,
2lst ult. ''o


An ARRAY occurred on the night of tho l9,b
ult. IN cafc in Mexico, between ID Frnnr,sco
Reibaud and ID Nincento Garcia Torres, editor of
tho Monitor. VI


u Sabine Flores, the editor of FL Calave


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