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Cali Msrico.-We conversed on Sun.
day with an intelligent American gentlemen who
came from California via Mexico. or more emPIali.
cally, right through Mexico. He arrived here in
the U. 5. steamship Princeton. He represents
California as in state Of quasi Independence
every existing circumstance there going to show
that the country has swung loose from its moorIngs
Of Mexican dominion, and that lis aifiliation with
the United States Government is inevitable. He
further states that Mexico cannot 90 to war with
the United States; that those there eylnce any.
thing like beligerrn! spirit Ignoraut aItogeh-
er Of the power and resources Of this country.
and who think they would have no one to contend
against but few isolated American smigrants who
have settled in Texas. He says that before he
left Vera Cruz il wns publicly known there that
the depsa,ches placed on board the U. S. steam.
ship, and which have been sent on to Washington.
were of a pacific character. and suggested the
re.opening Of diplomatic relations between the two
countries.


He justfes the French Minister for the part he
took in the fracas at the theatre in Mexico. He
was at the time merely French citizen, and wns
not, nor did desire to be, recognized an officer
Of the French Government.


He says that numbers are emigra,ng from Ore
gon to California. The American feeling is in
tho ascendant, the climate is saIubrous, and the
soil good, but no. goou that Of the Delta of the
Mississippi.-Deha.