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 'T'HE ISLAND OF LoBos, says late ieF ter writer of one of lie. Pennsylvania 'egi- meuts which has taken up it's quarters on uN island, is a lovely little spot, formed enil'eiy of coral, about two miles in eircumlefen's' twelve miles from the Mexican shore sDOs, so sixty miles from Tampico, and so'ne ,'' from Vera Cruz. It IS covered, or was' " fore we landed, wiih variety oi trees ane ae shrubs, the highest of the former pernaPs -J feet high, and these are so ihickiy cess'~ w with vines .ha. one can hardly get inSo us'' . There is hardly a tree or shrub, or P'aa'' growing here have ever before sesli' Da*. van trees, spreading over large spaces ~ ', ground, tbeir limbs forming props as 'as, pierce into the earth and take seos, wi'as H'' to,s ,hickiy ,liaiched with evergreen sshss' form most beautiful arboFs. Lemon, i'",' cane. and an hundred other species oi so0s' are growing with all the freshness aud oeay, w of the Indles; and we have had fine paaes made of the times plaeked here, as wea = q, ade made of lines, in lieu Of iein"A' which do not seem to grow lhis There is plenty of wafer to be had os sls gino for il six feet. lis braeklsh snd sSses but we are geiiiag used to Il. and like II pes p'l Nv as well as ship water. Fish and sea ioA . we have in prolasion. With these we hs. ~, a delightful sea air, that fourteen hoafs os' of ihe twenty-four makes the place osi's fully pleasant. .--------