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nately, Mexicans and foreigners, and committed
every kind of excess. During this period CO.
lumn of American troops entered the city, and
were attacked by them, when they had severe
fight, the Americans losing two pieces of arlle-
ry; and between the artillery, the bombs and the
mob, the peaceably disposed had suffered distress
sing both in their property and their person. In
fact thev could not have suffered more had the c-
ty been sacked by their conquerors.


Santa Anna has issued manifesto, resigning
the Presidency of the Republic into the hands of
the President of the Supreme Court of Justice.
He also renews his promise TO shed his last drop
of blood for the liberty of the nation.
Ii is said that Gen. Rea had entered Puebla af.
ter dreadful bombardmeni of the city; that Gen.
Herrera had ma rched to Queretaro with the troops
that evacuated the capital, and that Santa Anna
had started for Puebla with 1000 cavalry, to pre-
vent the communication of the American forces
with the sea board.