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Alair, miserable collection of the poorest acals. and prepared to rest ourselves and horses unlil moon-rise, and then according 10 our first inten. ton pash oH to Camsfgo--shout thirty five miles fursher-we were once called to arms by the cry of sentinel of .shorsemen approschng!" But found 1t eaiy some COW herds coming from their labor. About nine o'clock we were again en route with aH additional guide, who had volunteered his seT- vices. be wanted to avail himself of the protee- ton of our party to 20 to Canargo. We did not consider ourselves out of danger until withia ten miles oi Camarso, where we arrived just before daylight, completely worn oat, and many of our horses killed ap, thus finishing an excursion rich in incidents of sacy inter- st, which would reqaiFO Iuli description of the different prominent eharac- iers, Ia be enjoyed-bui ail agree that, volume could scarcely contain the many occurrences farci- cal and ;rogical tha gave interest 10 the whole a fair. have enaeayoFed to sketch briefly and has lily the trip but was net till this moment aware of is length; but this is rot common fault, and you will, am sure, forgive. would had more time 10 give interest 10 my te,reFs but that '.oei only lengthen them. send you thus enfnished sketches as they fall fton my pen amid repeated interuP- tions, leaving yuur imagination to ilI any hiatus that may occur.