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SANTA ANNAs PAss.-The following is pub. lshed as copy of the celebrated Pass granted to Santa Anna by Mr. Polk, authorizing his ad. mission into Mexico, and 10 command the ar- mics of his country:

 The commander of our naval forces in the Gulf of Mexico is hereby notified NOT TO OBSTRUCT THE PASSAGE of General fins t0nio Lopp= de Santa .4nna 0nd suite to .3ier- ico. should he desire to return ihiiher.

 May IS, 1916. JAMES K. POLK"

 The New York Gazette publishes the above with the following remarks:

 {" How it has been made public it is net sta. ted. Probably through the instrumentaliiy of some naval officer. We have no reason to doubt it's genuineness. and should be glad if the Union would enlighten us with its present opinion as to the blunder in diplomacy" of which Mir. Polk has been accused in granting this document"