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 1 sss'si'iiets ,tfisi haGIls. 1 beliGv6 that an- ciently q colony of Pbmnicians settled in Mexico--I believe this from their astrono-

 ny' iheir temples, their pyramids, and their hlefoglyphics--I believe il from their ciYili- zation. believe that as this people in- creased, they extended themselves to the East, through Texas, to the country on the Mississippi and the 0hia. I know that they extended themselves to the North, along the Del Norte, because the puebros of the Del Norte are manigestly q mixed race, and differ from the tribes immediately 10 the North of them. On the Mississippi and Ohio they remained for i ti,ne, but were defeated and driven back ssy tlhe more savage aboriglnals, leaving behind them the mounds and Notifications which have puzzled all our antiquarians All the tribes in the United States--the nlaelSfoet, the Nawsashy or Osage, tie Ecclatto or Crows the Sheshopeos or Snakes, the Apaches, the Euaws, the Indians of the Prairie--all the tribes West of the moun- tains except perhaps the Nabaioy are mani festiy one race; but on the Del Norte there is another and different ono. Their women work al home, and their men in the fields- There IS great field n ttii ttiit cotlIl- try for the painter and the antiquarian. l cannot enter it--but would that could excite some friend to do 1t.