FTurl Chihuahua.
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A letter from Mr. Isaac Pearsons, who
left chihuahua on the 5h Of February
and came through in 81 Gays, is published
in The Boonslick Times Of the I'd list. MIR.
Z. says:-


AT Chihuahua, the only change in the
oficers of. the Government, growing oul
Of the Paredes revolution, was the acces.
sion Of Col Arsay, of Janus, to tie office
of Governor, in place Of Don Angel T,ias.
who refused to support The new administra'
ton.


The State of Chihuahua, which fol
years has been rapidly impoyerishing, f'ou
The piiiagiog incutsions Of the Camanches
and APach Indians, is still a prey 10 them;
and in fact, most Of the stock farms
which few years since were swarm
ing with domestic animals, are entirely
devastated.


TheCommerce of chihuahua has fallen
off, and prices have greatly declined.-
Domestics and Prints leading articles 10
the trade) are retailing at from rs TO 8 |
CENTS per yard (spanish;) which, consider
ing the high duties, and expense, of tram
spnrta,ion, IS extremely low; but it will
he still further reduced by the arrival Of
the immense exports by Santa Fee this
summer.


lie saw no Indians on the Journey ex.
cept about 40 Chians, whom he mel near
Clmaron Springs. They were entirely
friendly. caught some mules that ran of
from Mr.. Pearson, brought them back,
smoked with Mr. Pearson, and then re-
!ired.