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TRE CiTx or JALAYA-<Tfis cfsv sssnSs on veEy elevated Eroabd, yet fos may Eaes the sscent is qdife gfsfnsl. Vera Crnx is. sisahse from the city, as is also the sea. nine- sv mdes distant. The ciiy isself Is upon . high hili--highest IF the centre. So tha, the streets incline considerably; 90 much so .lsat DO wheeled vehieie can pass along any of tlem except the main street, ot road. which has . considerable rise and descent. The cIty- is surroaaded by a wall, aEd hss strongly built church near the western gate. which could be converted mo q citadel The ssreeEs gre paved. The hoases, As iu other Mexican towns, are of ssoae, with fat roofs and iron barred windows, Opposite the city, ou the Ieal af ihe road, Is a hill from which the road might be annoyed, xnd shells thrown into tise town; the road is a handsome and substantial structure of ehecqeied pavement. aud must have been very costly, This city Is 10 te immediately oce1pisd by OUT troops, and IS so tDe the heSd quarters of Gen. Scot uII be takes up his march for the Halls of the MoBls zonAs

 FREScH RoAAScE Ill has been the cas- tom. says leading Paris Journal. -Gor Sue, the gresi novelist, notwithstanding his re- put4fion ss man of fashion. te spend much of his tune ID visiuag inc garreis of the cI,y, relieving the poor and al tho same moment gathering deep knowledge olisu1aan nature. On clark and slee,y nsgh, lss4 November. he was standing n oae oi fhe most wFeIched holes in Paris; whers poor widow and her chIldre nwene wing III stale of shocking des- iIiuaoB. They were without bread Of eoF- children, girI of some fifteen, added inter- est io the scene. Sac gave them money and ieli. resolved 10 call the next tas. He did call. and 10 hls utter asionashmeni. found the widow aud her children surrounded by all the comforts of Iiie--tire on the hearth, Bo- logna sausages Iu prolusicn, aud ia fact every thlng 10 make one happy. ln she midst of this scene oi piofnsioa stood slender young man, very handsomely dressed. liz ,ras the cause of this sudden relief the widow and heg daughter blessed him wi,h tears iu iheir eyes. Eugene Sue was much struck bE this token 0! feeling III one so young. brilliant and gay. When lhe young fashionable leii. he followed, determined to ascertain hls resi- denee. and aiier much trouble. saw hin enter carnage near ihe Place Vendene. and drise to the Chase d'Anion. Sae followed, and saw the stranger enter inc Hotel of The Duc de R-tie waited an hour ior his reap Pearaaee, and at last saw beautiful young lady of high rank come ou; of jse hotel and enter the carnage Ia Ina. lsdy Sue recoz- uized, nol ouly the handsome dandy. bu, :he Princess d'o,lesas, one of the daughters of Lotus Philippe