From the Texas Telegraph of October 4. SANTA ANA'S PROTEST.
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 Office o the prirate Secretary ot the President c e Republic ot .Merico, Gcneran-eief of the .4tmg of Operations

 l, Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana, President of the Republic of Mexico, and genera-n-ehef of the army of operations against Texas, do appear by of ths official document before the government, ad in- feam, of the people of Texas, in order show them by this, that resolved to publish to the civilized world the following protest.

 protest against the violation of the faith engaged In the agreement made between me and the govern fnent of Texas, signed the I4h May uIt., and com menced verbally with the general-In-chef of the army oi Texas, Samuel Houston, and T. J. Rusk, Secreta- " of war; wherein the following is stipulated. protest lst. For hhvng been treated more like an ordinary criminal than prisoner of war; the head of respectable nation even after the agreements had been commenced.

 protest 2nd. For the treatment as prisoner of war and ill usage received by the Mexican general Adrian Wall, who had come into the Texian camp with Hao of truce, under the safeguard and word of honor of general Houston, and with the consent Of the members of the Cabinet.

 protest Sd. Against the non-fnliilment of the ex- change of prisoners, stipulated n the 9th article nas- much as up to the present time, not even one Mexican prisoner o war, has been set at liberty, notvlthstand Ing the liberty given all the Iexans III possession oi the army under my command.

 4th. Because the "sae qua 1onn of tie 9th article as follows has not been carried into effect; which is that shall be son to Vera Cruz, mhen tllo govern ment shall deem 1t proPer.s whereas the President

 