Gallantry in Mexico.

"A correspondent writing from Mexico, 70
n. Q. Della. saws, .tr. H..
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a correspondent writing from Mexico n7
n. Q. Della. says. . lrt ..


The man Of the "Star" has also GOT bns|
INTO controversy with the Senoritas- 500
may be calIed-of this famous city. He ba|
verdant youth, and full of life, took the Iieft
expressing, through his paper. his admiralOn
the ''sofIer sex," in terms highly conplimeue]
--whereuPon; n communication, signed "VH'
MeItcdnds," is published in a little paper "a
"Ihe Eagle" soliciting the man Of the "sa
mot TO fiatter them for''-as they say-"Hal']
from an enemy is an insult to their deaf P,l'
otism"; but the "Star" is not to be driven
that way, and seems determined TO admire u
Halter them, despite of their efusions !hrouen
columns Of THE Eagle" 1t is the hrs! uI
have known fottery to offend lady. trieNa
foe; and tho editor of the "Slar" beng rp'j
ood-looking, and moderately amiable, ! saDs ~
not be surprised II; energy and lloera ,sI sas
or good luck, he succeeds in inducing 'nese guy
nont creatures to listen with an attentive ~
his sentence of admire ireton-parlicular'y' :"
says, since they have got his "ddnder ~ d
Will step boldly toward, and say. thai ne o0vI !,
only admire them, but that he dotes upon .,mius
pretty woman of the country, and ~ oc'''~
to worship at the shrine Of beauty.


These two lines which look 50 soem1
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