TME MANCn To MExICn.
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General Scorr must before this have en- ered the Hssss of the Montexnmas. He haa tonodess garrisoned Jalapa, which r a esty sos iss heaIthy location end she heeuilsaI eoassry which surrnansIs it. e ha will all the other towns on tha scu,e tc sha raP''at There is no yellow feves a JalMpn. The next post of importance is PsFoss, a walled city, eonlaiaing one of the Ave chief 'ossresses ot Mexico. where the State priao. ness are eonhned, end where we believe Mid shlpman kocxRs has been detained. The population oi Perote is over 10000. It h dis. IAHi rom Jalapa about fifty miles, and is nearly midway between the capisal and Vera Cruz, There is no place of any impogtnnca, after passing Pero.e, until yoa cnsne so Pu. ehla, city of 5O,O00 inhabi,anss. wisA . thiivlng populalicn. priaeipajas engaged ia manufactures ot lead, cotton goods, elass, sarthhnware, and saap--wish nuussFeas splendid eharehes-6ae Spanish houses. wilh lofty ceilings, and ornamensed walls---bread, clean ssrce's--and eathedral, the interior of which is a perfect blaze of gold aud pre- eioas stones. Mr TaoMrsoN, in hts wosk. calls Paebla ''she Lowell uf Me1ico.p is isa walled city. snd ls distant from sAs caplssi about sS miles, The Uniy town of aay nose between Pusbld aiid the city of Msxseo. ia Cohulla, the aaciea, capital nf great isde- pendent republic, which contaiusf during ,lsc tune oi Cortez, and according ta lsis avn ac- count. 40.0O0 houses. ia has decIined inan town of six thousand iahAhisants. The noted pyramid here is . work Of art, which, mex. to the pyramids of Egypt, approaches nearest io those Of nature in magnitude asd vassness. Its base covers upwards of fnviy- eight acres of ground, or about A times more than the largest Egyptian pysamids Cohuila is seventy miles from Msxico.

 ThE CAPITAL is walled city, bat is not supposed to be susceptible of . stubborn ds- fence. u is-a very wealthy city, and con- tains population of la0, 000--abounding ia hne buildings, costly churches, puhlia squares, and broad and regular snsess.

 Even II SANTA ANNA could collect his scattered forces, tis not io be supposed tl.al he could interrupt the psogress of our troops. With strong force af each of the walled towns on the route from Vera Cruz so the central city, and rapid movement on tho part oftieneral rASLoR upon ihs Capital, we may be sad to have Mexico bound hand and foot. The oNly question now iS, wheshaf. m any event, fhere is govsrnMsul emouxh iefs to form solid snd lasting Fsaes.

 

 As EccHsfRic pnrs,ciAx Somewhrrs in Rhode Island, was accustomed to. yisis regularly every week remoia vil;aer, where all who stood in need of his professional services wess in the habit of waiting upos him It particular house. On esse of tlesa visits, alter he had disposed of most of his patients, be noticed young woman sitting ln one corner of the room, with very ae- jected air, ahd apparently in very iII health, "Madam," said he. approaching her, sscan he of any service to ynus, 70, Docior.'= sise exclaimed lifting up her eyes very dolovoas. ly, ''lam very sick. Our folks. hearing yaa were down m these parts, thought 1 had bet- ier come over and inst see what yo@ thosghs of my case, though sin't any expecmsion shaii ever be much better" sPieass ssass your symptoms, will you'n said the Docsav -''weIl, get up in the mornings health won't permit me to rise very eaHy---- as l said before, iget sp, aud doa'I haze sav appetite; drink cup of coffee, perhaps, and may he just uibble iiaIs bit of cracker, bus l can't eat anything; and SO a's all the fore noon. til bout ten o'clock, whea baeia so feel awful hungry. O, Doctor you'd De as- toaIsIsed to see how much d0 eat; bul ihea, at dinner time appetite's all gone again, doa't cal bis but somewhere long three, foar o'clock, have to eas seems as if coalda't stop, aoways, And thea all long afier, amt got any appetite al ail--never pretend to ess any supper, sit down to the table though, but ] feel wreichedy. About nine o'clock have io eat again. t seems as if could not get enough, and then io make me sleep, be- fore go to bed, Sally always fixes something waim, but don't sleep, fos all that 1 have such horrible dreams. Why Doctor. if you'd believe it, dresmt l saw my gfand mnlher last nighl' s'Ah, indeed, dad soa Wei, what dSd you eat last Dighi:e replied the Doctor. 70, nothing al all. not more ttaa quarter of a mince pie, and hall ofa cold roast chicken, and liule piece of ginger bread, perhaps" s'Yes Madam, see how your case IS. Have you got any mincs pie al home now ;"--"Weli don't ii.iak ws have, Doctor: blieye eat the las. this morning. but we'll have some made 1T you think best" "My prescription" continued the Doctor. twill be this; lei them make yea a good large mince pie, season it well. and have it bot before yea go to bed, aad if you have say further inclination, eat also soms rich cake. er card or two Of gingerbread. aad whatever yos may feel iseiinsd is,. not forgetting . good shG glass ef something wsrn; pae en plenty Of clothes aaA % ao sleep. and before morning yos'it zee yosr grand -faiher too i''

 

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