ats.i1 IVtiotii, WHO Nttl several iifnefi- cans, among whom we made one, visited the ball room 10 ascertain the fact We found it toe true: and we well re- member the indignationit caused, and the Spirited conduct of our Consul on the occasion. By order of the Govern or, all the inhabitants, on the firing of the salute, were to hoist the white flag. The foreign Consuls stuck it up by the side of their own. The Elegantees dis played their sheets, the heusc-keepsrs their table cloths, the poisards part of their dirty shifts, and the dandies their white neck cloths. From every house, except from our Consul's, this emblem of National degradation was seen floa- ting in the air. On his balcony the l. mefican flag was only waved proudly over the Eagle. l can never forget the sensations this brave conduct gave birth to- There was not one among us at Bordeaux, that would not, at that in- stant, have sacrificed his life in his be- half Groups formed f!seat e:f lis lis house, ,yoeiferating, with nurderous ges- lures. q Fire les Boardoasf q bas ees eateesg les sdnaerieaaesi bos leur priirilege!t C bos 'eur privilege.' c 6as 2 .7igle x The. scene was appalling. We trembled for the result. In the midst of this tumult, the Prefect visited the Consul, beseech- ing him 10 hoist the white flag. @You ought" said he, s'to conform yourselfto the circumstances of the times. Be- sides, the Duchess of Angouleme is here.

 -tile fete IS in honor of her.. If an angel were to descend to the earth, and ask me toshoist your flag, MT. Prefeet, until an atenesss.<snstt vas nude. would

 *Isive the Bourbess. Down with tie rascally Americans: Down with theil far. Down with their Eagles