From Duane's Tish TO Colombia.
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On one of the delightful evenings spent at
the American consul's, our seats were in the
open air in front Of the dwelling, and as the
visitors drew off by degrees, in order to en-
ter the town before the gates were closed
and as others retired to rest, Lieut.. Bachr
and myself continued. to enjoy the serenity
and beauty OF the night. Music, of a yery
sprightly kind, attracted our attention. and
st became more interesting in its successive
changes; we moved in the direction from
whence it appeared to proceed, without anv
other purpose than to hear more distinctly.
IT came from small house, beneath the
Palmyra palm trees, on the main stree,


which, as we passed. we were invited to q - >
ter, with great crilty, and seats were hand