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.Mon,gemefy,' sl.s iniellieenl Mexican car- respondent Of the N q. Sun, speaking olI the number of prolessiaA1I tohbtfs. ~ fso.- pads, that infest the public roads of Mexico, says:

 pot dishonag Iiohin Hoods circle under the greenwood tree. One was told nc the day Ilef Mexico by an actor ia the play. \ young sad-lookiag eirl. just one yea asar- Fied, wss returning from elunseFey- widow, mother, and simosl aesiilsle---so her iami- Y near Mexico. She was one of consider able party, and some af lhesn well arneL but thas did not prevent q an,alEer numher eg ladronss lsem s!stainine lketa all whsle their baggage was riAed. The gsss.,,s ss wardrobe was seans and her money melted down to | very few dollars, which she gave up. nf course without resistance. The ehief ol the robbers glanced a, the small sun, c, her poor apparel, and at the chilJ ia her arms, and gently replaced the money i.s the childss. Tap priest who vas bringing handsome sun for some public purpose. was obliged 10 Fesiga it. though eight dollars which he had in hts pocket and which, he said tn re- ply to the question, were hts own Hav<llnK lunds. were restored with many respectful apologies for the necessity they were under cf disturbing him 4 rich raaehero unean- while was tied 10 . tree. and threatened with touch of discipline from the bridIe. by one of iadEnne party, because m mnncy wes Eess+.d upon him; al tisis point, hows.ss, he plead gully so twenty dsubloons t32O1 heinmed up in the borievs of his serapc, CT travelling blanket. The widow, who aaw al this in silent, helpless terror. now turaest her eyes on her trunk. which with the rest was undergoing what might we'll be called an extra judicial examination. Nothing in it was worth the robbers asssa;;uss but ,he | miniature Of her husband, whom shosid have before stated was lieutenant ia the army, and iell a, the head oG his men in the defence of Monterey. The miniature was sei in gold, and attached to chain of the same metal, and when he saw one of tho robbers lay his hands on the treasured relic, the unfortunate wife could not repress sa exclamation of pain. i struck Ihe ear and 1 heart of the lawless man, and with the single word sswidow,n he nut the aainatare in her hand. She detached tho chain and presented tt to him, with alaHy tiaaks for the picture--said the poor girl. .fs was a great charity" The robber returned the courtesy by replacing the clothes ia tho trunk aud returning the key; for all the party had gi sen up their keys on demand. The rest did as much for themselves, and. afler giving the unhappy loser of the douhIoons dollar for his supper and bed, the robbers mounted their horses aud went their ways. This cool inquest occurred within twenty miles of the city of Mexico. which was garrisoned at the very moment by four or i've thousand soldiers. They were fighting, however. with each other, and had no time to bestow on triAes.