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NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 12.

 Santa AnnG at Liberty.-I have to inform you that by the arrival last night of the schr. Texas, captain Parker, we learn that General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana was set at liber- ty on the 27th ult. at Columbia, by the order of the Texan government, and that he procee- ded immediately to Nacogdoches on his way to the city of Washington. It is stated that Congress strongly. opposed the measure, but that Houston released the prisoner on his own responsibility. Among the passengers arri- we'd in the Texas, is Col. Nunez, nephew of Santa Ana. It is said that Almonte accom- panies Santa Ana. A circular from the President of Texas. da- ted 3Oth ult mo, informs the people and the ar- my that the Mexicans are making considerable preparations to again invade the country, and he calls upon every citizen to take up arms, and be ready to join the army, which | as stated inSmy letter of Saturday, is still cantoned on the banks of la Baca. 1900 strong

 According to the Texas Telegraph it appears that President Houston sent message to the Senate apprizing them of the determination of the Executive to release Santa Anna. and leave him at liberty to go to Washington-on which measure he asked the advice of that body. The Senate, after a warm debate. Jeff the matter in the hands of the President. who immediately released Santa Anna. The lat ter lett soon after for the United States, ac- companied by his Secretary Aimonte, and