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Spanish ladies, and it may be sad OF truth
that their amorous tr;a'ions wiki the men are


matters boast Il among themselves. Ihey


work but little tie Fardango and Siesta form the
division 0: tine.


The Fandango s asciviou- dance. partaking in
part of a waltz col hon and many amorous move
men:s, and Is certainly handsome and amusing. II
is the National dance. In this lhe Governor and
most humble citizens move together. and IN this
consists all their republican boast he men are
honest, perhaps more so than those OF the same
class in the United States. proud and vain oil their
5loed, the descendants OF the ancient SpaSlards
OF their pure blood, those OF the SpaniardS and
Pueblo Indians, the desc ndants OF their Greet
Monarch Montezuma, doubly The pure
blood cannot inherit office here the present Gov
ernor Generel and all the officers of State OF
the mixed blood OF Mon;ezuma This has been
the since the year 1886. In that revolution
fell the most honorable and beloved Of all the
tive Spaniards in Mexico, and all his family were
banished. In the CITY there Is but one officer OF
Justice the Alcalde, and he has nothing to do The
commerce of this place is certainly very consdc-
rabc, and although there i. bat gold mine
worked here now ard one copper mine, vet the
daily receipts afford about six or seven hundred
dollars net. Generally from to two hundred
and twenty hands are emPloyed at work. IRE
revolution has set every thing back here in the
mining dcsauments, they are generally held by
natives of old Spain, and accounted fortets to the
General Government after the revolution This
thing will soon be settled, aad then the Holy City
will appear in all her gaudy plunage again.


start in two or three days for California; the
company consists Of about two hundred Aneri-
cans and Spaniards, to cooperate on the lst of
January, 1872 with the Columbia caravan at
Monterey on the Bay of San Francisco We
pect the Governor Will e.llow US to settle and
ccde to Us certain lands, &c