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took from the place have been retaken by Cap. Fis
cher, and will be here soon. The gun taken from
the Texan prisoners was left in a mountain, car.
rage destroyed; the gun, a brass six-pounder, has
been recovered.


Saturday. Aug. 22d.-The general is still receiving
visits and attending to matters and things which arc
referred to him. Capt. Waldo, of the volunteers
is translating the few written laws which can be
found.


Sunday, .aug. 23d.-Tho general and his staff and
some other officers, went to church to-day. There
seats in the church, except one for the gov.
ernor, and bench on which his subs sit. Gen. X
occupied the former, and we the latter. The rich
and the ragged kneel sit the floor, best they
can. When the priests ready, the service COM
menced with piece of music not unlike what have
heard in the theatre, and pretty well played. This
continued with different pieces of music till the cerc-
mony was over. After which, they escorted the
general to his quarters with music.


There is evidently large proportion Of very ig-
noran people here, and many of them seem to think,
Judging from their department, that they have no
rights and are bound to obey their superors. When
our laws and institutions established here, the
resources Of the country will be developed, and these
people will become prosperous and happy.