PHILADELPHIA, JUNE lI-5 p. NJ.

A LETTER FROM SANTA ANNA.
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i Inc Southern papers contain the following let
ter, translated from FL Rpubhcaao Of the city of


Mexico, in which paper il is announced as an of
fetal letter of his excelency the General-in-C Chief
SANTA ANNA accompanying some intercepted do
cuments of the enemy
| HEADQuARrERs, PuEBLA, May 49,
| ARMY OF OPERATIONS.


ExcELLENT SIR The comnandant of the avine revenue
guard Of tobacco Of Orzaba the Col d. Juan NJ Caaveo.
whom left with his command the national road
Peote and Nopaucan, to observe the movements of the
my aud to haras him when the opportunity might offer has
remedto me the accompanying documents which were taken
from the enemys mail which left alapa for Colonel Worths
camp.


Among them you will find the General SCOTS
the Mexican naon which from style appears 10 have
been written originally in Spanish and translated from the
English.


This proclamation Of Scots written with the most refined
hypocrisy and with the infamous perdy II is the greet,
est insult YET offered to the Mexican people, whom has at
tempted to u "a qHen Sc preieade adormece) make the
of the ambition Of that nation which is the enemy of
when in another place il feels embarrassment in
procamng by the press and official documents that il car
es against Of conquest and that this war must
be made at the cost of the blood and of this unfo
nate country.


Your Exceency will note, in Of the ACCOMPANYING
intercepted letters that Scott the Inspector General OF the
United States Army considers the above proclamation well
adapted to aid the views of the invaders


ou will observe that this letter harmones with others
which have been lately published in this capital and which
with reason have been regarded by awedsposed Mexicans
- PeJui'"h wi he ehoH lpohzoHu) winch they con-
ceal than the loss of a battle.


But in the midst Of the maevoence econa) which Gen
Scott shows he has against he does much honor
when he that they had been deceived to INV real ne
ons, and that account OF this mistake his Government
permitted me to pass to my country. Indeed, excellent
SIR the United States did deceive when they dreamed that
capable Of betrayng my country Before this should
happen would prefer to be consumed by fire. and nv ashes
should be scattered, that not single atom be left.


Would God the Mexcans would open their ewes to dis
the poison in the golden chace that the perous Scott
rNNnr, tbn 81. 49, a.
be shout Of universal indignation against the invaders of
soil. Let be made against these without period
that when longer I've ahe because Providence NAV
have dccreed the subugaton of this unfortunate country
there may remain children grandchildren when the
wrath of the Omnpotent shall have passed. the noble work Of
revengg the outrages committed by Republic of the Uni
ted States on Mexico. God and Liberty


ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
- To his Excellency the Minister of War and Marine