New Orleans, Noyen,ler 5.
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CGgifarRia-!iitIico.- conversed
on Sunday with an intelligent American
gentleman who came from California, via
Mexico. or. more emphalically. right
through Mexico. lie arrived here in The
U. s. Steamship Princeton. lie repre-
senls California as in a state Of quasi lnde-
pendence-eyery existing circumstance
ihere going TO show that The country has
swung loose from its moorings Of Mexican
dominion, and that its atiilialion with the
United States Government is inevitable.
lie further states that Mexico cannot 90
to war with the United States: that those
there who evince anything like a bellige.
rent spirit are people ignoran, altogether
OF the power and resources Of his country,
and who think they would have 90 one
TO contend against but few isolated Ame.
rican emigrants who have settled in Tex.
as. lie says .hai before he left Vera Cruz
il was publicly known there tina, the lle-
spaiches placed on board the q. S. Steam.
ship, and which have been sent on ID
Washington, were Of pacific character
and suggested the re-opening Of diploma


ic relations between the two countries.


lie says that numbers are emigralins
can feeling is in the ascendant, tie climail
is salubrious, and the soil good, bul moi !,
good as that Of the Della Of the Mississip
pi. Della.