Alexandria Gazette

Santa Anna has recently fulminated from his retreat at Kingston, Ja., an elaborate reply, in a volume of 300 octavo pages, to the accusations of treason brought against him in the Mexican Congress by one of the representatives, Senor Gamboa. The wily ex-president makes out, as usual, a good case; and shows, apparently, that his efforts during the recent war were fruitless, owing to the want of co-operation on the part of the government, the lack of funds, circumstances over which he had no control, etc. He enters into an auto-biographical account of all his exploits, hardships and reverses, and evidently aims more at making an impression for the future than at vindicating the past.