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The London Times contains a letter
fIom its Mexican correspondent, which
says.


la the opinion of many. the existence,
as a nation, of Mexico, is Fastening to us
termina,ion; and as far as | can see, no
great man appears who is equal TO the re
public. The government is powerless e.
ven in the capital, the departments barely
hold on TO the central state. there is no
population to tiIl the finest soil IN the
world, aud riches above and below ground
remain unexpIored for want OF intelligence
and hands 10 work them. If England
sriH nor Interfere the doom o Heraco IS
sealed. and in fhe course Ofa fec gears u
must be Incorporated lciih the lHsted
States.


AOuAzER WuMAN's SPEEoH.-Dear
friends. there are three things very much
wonder al. The first, that the children
should be so foolish as to throw up stones
bric.. hats and clubs into fruit trees. 70
knock down the fruit-if they would let y
alone II would fall of itself. The second
i that men should be so foolish. and even
so wicked. as to 60 to war and kill one an
other-ifthey would let one another alone
they would die Of themselves. And the
last thing | wonder at most Of all IS. that O
Young women-ifthey would stay al home
The Young men would come after them
