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By the following extract from Ls Pair,a. paper published in New Orleans it will be seen that Santa Anna's recent visit to the city of Mexico, was any thing but agreeable. La Paria has received let ters from the city of Mexico to the Fist of May in which 1t IS stated that Santa Anna arrived in the capital on the 10th May, as expected; that his reception very different from what he anticipa. ted. The populace, or rabbie, principally leper0s, assembled to the President ad interim, and showered upon him curses loud and deep: and from words proceeded, the old nursery story runs, to try what virtue there was in stones. His Excel lency not being ambitious 10 follow the example of st. stephen, escaped with great difficulty, and pro- tccted by his friends, sought an asylum in the palace. The people, indignant at the frequent de- feats of the Mexican armies, and the failure of Santa Anna to redeem his numerous promises. sought to revenge themselves upon his person. Had it not been for the arned force and the police. the unhap- py President would have been dragged through the streets, inc fate of that poor amputated limb, which has served him so long as a most po- tent reminder of courage and gallantry which are now sadly in want of new props"