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tons the arrival at Orizaba of Santa Anna, but
says nothing of the number of troops he had
with him.


One of the best jokes in the Mexican papers
is contained in the last paragraph of Anaya's
address to his countrymen. He says that he
''has the satisfaction to announce that his Ex-
cellency, Senor Don Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna, President of the Republic and General
of the Army, according to notice just received,
although not official, has survived the catastro-
phe Idefeat of Cerro Gordo, from which it ap-
pears that Providence is not willing to fill the
cup of bitterness entirely to the briml" This
is entirely too good to be lost.


Above have given every thing ofpublic in
terest contained in the Mexican journals of the
2lst and 22d inst. If Gen. Taylor had arrived
at San Luis the editors would most certainly
make some mention of it. Yours, &c.