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PRESIDENT POLK AND SANTA ANNA The independent press in every quarter IS incensed with Mr. Folks miserable abor- tive explanation of the Santa Anna affair We give extracts from two distinguished journals, and may follow them up with others as the mails bring US tue documents

 1t will be seen by Mir. Folks own ad- missions. that all that has been asserted by us in regard to the disgraceful admission oE Santa Anna into Mexico, is tothe letter true. The President pleads guilty; and never dld a convicted criminal before bar of justice enter a more lame and paltry plea in Palll- ation of his crime than that made by the Chief Maqistrate in extenuation of this out rage"-PhL NOrth AmerIcan

 "No wonder that the House burst into laughter at hearing MT. Folks onfor allowing Santa Anna to returnto his coun' try. No man was ever more ridiculousiy 