SANTA ANNA'S MOVEMENTS.
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1t is rendered now certain that santa anna
has left San Louis. lie must have left about the


lst of February last. He fled from starvation
Thus is a curious state of things. and exhibit the
Mexican government and people IN most de-
graded light. The army collected Tor the do-
fence Of their country against foreign INVADERS
is compelled by hunger and want 10 march against
the invader, and to depend for their rescue from
starvation u1on the extremely uncertain issue 0!
battle. The capture of our supp,l"s' ana oeie"'
Of our army, are the only means by which they
can escape The ,hrice-toId miscres Of gaunt hun
yor and remorsefoss want. They leave in their
rear an enemy, far fercer and more cruel th'n
the bold but generous foe in the front. Ihey
prefer the whrzzing bullet, crushing she'll ana
the sharp steel, to tho savage grips OF hunger
the maddening fever of thirst, and tho d1bI"i''
ting effects of nakedness.


The urgency Of their movement, which ' con-