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away. 1t was true, he deSpaired of his


mission, and demanded an escort 10 leave
the country. But the recent deveIope-


ments show that the refusal TO give him an


escort was more preteXt to detain him in


the country until some favorable feeling of


the public mind would allow an open Sc
sumption ofnego gotlationS than any thig else.
! Mr.. Sldell himself expressed increasing


hopes of success.


AriSta, who has undertaken a new revo-


ution, is man of talent and great ambition.
He has lived in the United States, and


comprehendS both American and Mexican


affairs it is said, better than any other


general of Mexico. Some years ago he


projected scheme for a division of the
Republic, and seperate government of the
northern Provinces. This was frustrated
by the revolution in Texas. But it shows
his ambition, and the schemes upon which
he will probably fall back, if he fails i'll
general revolution. He is represented as
having unbounded sway in the north; and
Is said to be einclined to preserve peace with
Americans though like all other Mexican
politicians he talks in heroicS about recon-
quering Texas. In his projected division
of the Republic several years since he had
invited American aid. aud contemplated
that great part of his force should be
American soldiers. Does not this show
him fully alive to the importance of a
peaceful union with the United States?


An Amazon--A woman named Marie
SchilIynick, who for seventeen years made all
the campaigns Of the empire, recently died at
Ghent She entered regiment Of the line at
the usual age was present at twelve battles, re-
ceived six sabre wounds at Jemappe. and was
prisoner in Italy. Atthe passage ofthc bridge
OF Arcola, she received bullet in the thigh
Her sex, though known, did not prevent her
being named Sous-Lleutcnant by Napoleon-
At the battle of Jena, she was decorated with
the cross of the legion Of honor and received a
pension of700 francs year The Emperor in
presenting her with the decoration, used the
following words: Receive from hands the
cross of the brave, which YOU have so nobIy /.
mered." Then turning towards his officers,
he added, Salute this courageous lady; she is .
one the glories Of the Empire" The Phi .
IanIhroplc Society Of the Brothers n.Arms Of .
the empire, established at Ghcnt had made
Marie SchillyncL one Of their honorary mem
beTS,