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SANTA ANSA's LAsr.-As document of inter- est we refer readers to the proclamation of the Mexican General, published in another column. for the paper containing which we are indebted to the courtesy of Majcs Field. of this city. ftprcsents

 state of distress ia the army he commands, almost ineonceisabie, alter the many boosting manifesto. lions of the ability of that Republic .to drive the dasiag enemy from her soil" He discloses pie ture of psivation and absolute want and having drawn from his own funds as largely as he is will ing. tes his soldiers that the government has de- serted them, and that they must forage for living In address to his soldiers since the proclamation he reiserates what he has said to the whole com try. either for tho purpose Of driving them to es- pefasioa. or handling portion of the three mil iious aboat to be appropriated for the purpose of negotiation with his eouatry.