Matamoras, says the las, American Flag,
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Matamorss, says the last American Flag,
would hardly be recognised now as Mexican
city. A stranger coming into il, unacquanted
with The circumstances which have given the
Americl IS possession, would hardly discover
the difference between the place and some ol
our Southern cities where prolusion OF Ian
guag,s prevail. Go 10 our market in h. morn
ia,, and you will find novelty equal to that OF
the French market in New Orleans, Ameri-
cans, Frenchmen, Germans, Mexican>, &c.,
indiscrminately mixed in together. would re-
mind calm '.looker on in Venice" of the far
famed Babel, and that it there presented itself
in miniature form. Every house in the place
is occupied, or sought TO be, and many are the
inquiries for houses. particularly on the plaza,
who cannot obtain suitable one, and every
day. adds numerously TO those who are already
here.