From the Cadez SeniineI.l New Chronicles.
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NeW ShrOnIcleS.

 CHAPTER xI.

 l. Now in lhe land of America ther is certain sect who are called coons for having made an idol of that aaima in times pas'.

 2. Tins sect s like the Pm ;sees n old, wise Tn ihfl own eyss, aud veIy i! great In their dan esteem. Toe sam4p"ssess all the learning | all 'he religioi, all the d.cency. ant even think that they have all the none, in the land.

 A. Ihey are fnown throughout all the coast and lahai as band of office negg ITS yet 'anfn and forever magnify. ing iher disinte lesiedness. , They boasS of ihsir. nairin,i...- while al Inc sa ait 1nne tsey care not d j Il if the country was at Jericho, provi- ded they can get to be rulers over th people, and divide the slols of office among themselves.

 6. For Il came 10 pass in the year IA that these factions, with heir Captain Henry, at their head, were defeated by James, of Tennessee, and hs valiant army.

 So James, the Loky. as they cal! him,) then became chef ruer, and the whole land was greatly psbspered un der his hand

 B. Now as James the chef ruler has fur red nearly al. the coors ou' of of. flee, and will mol suffer anF of them 10 have rule in the land

 So they are de,ermr ed if possible 10 c.me into power, and ff that purpose they are in a great qndndIry who they will get 10 be their slan9dd bearer. uns der whom they ran all r4ly 10 fight ,, gainst the Lokies in the var AS.

 10. Tn reiorc they mist have man of their own tribe 10 lead them To battle, whom they will make chef ruler fl. e. if they can) over the land. llT. Now in lhe m' mb mbraole year of 40, hen by all mannerAof fraud they succeeded in gaining shdrt-lived vcto- ry, they plucked the great goose of state till scasce, y feather was left upon her.

 l2 So now ,helr longing souls are waiting impaiently, aud wishing iervenl- ly 10 oe d, her agalh

 IS. For since ames has been chief ruler, ,hls same goose has been well led, and her feathers are grown again, sn that they lhink by ihis time there will be some profit IT. plucking her.

 IA. Although theh councils are great. y divided about whc shall be their stan. dard bearer, yet they hope in lhe end they will agree on some one.

 Is. Some are for Zachary, captain oI the hosts, who is vaianlly and glorious. y ighnng he battles ol his country a, ga,n>l the pe'falpus Mexica ms.

 l6 Now Zachary the captain of the hosts says net s0, master coons, ne, yer will be the standard bearer of fac> ton; 1 must be the standard bearer o the N hole people, or not at all.

 l7 Ou there

 IS. Others sly, we will make Winfield our chief, for behold he is great in battle atd is a higher captain than Zachary Not SO says anpther, for surely Win field was drowned in plate of soup.

 l9 Ool again.

 20 Another answered and said, go 10 behold there is Daniel, of the land ot Massachusetts, Ne IS able and wiling to bear our co lors 8loH, he shall be oul standard bearer not so answers ano, her for this D 1ie took part win Br- tain in the last war, and of Mexico ir his, he will not do Onl there aguin.

 2l Well then says the Tribune be hold there is man in the land ,f Ohio Thomas, hose surname is Corwln, le hun he ou, standard bearer, and surely the day will be ours.

 22 Tn { will never do. aloud cries Inc Courier,' he shall not be our san dald brarer; for nol glory man in the land will vote for him, fo, they all cal him Il aIior, and know he Is an Ali ,ican, therefore none but the conscien. lious will vote for him, and of course he cannot succeed-away with him. Ou again.

 g Then an old man rose and said friends, heafken unto me. and l wlll de clare unto you who shall be our stand, a,d bearer, and he proceeded and sad let old Henry of ihe land of Kentucky again bear aloit our banner 10 the bre' ze and a.. will be well, for behold in the land of New Y,rk, our forces will ioif win the anti-reniers, and in Pennsylva. mia they uill join win the aatrmasons then who can stand before us.

 24 An! but said one of the coons more cunning than ihe old man. we have been defeated thier or four tines alread, with his same old Henry al our head, he will never do. Ou' again.

 9. So these jairing counsellors final ly agreed 10 throw them all into gree pool of water, ard whatsoever coulc gel out first should be standard bearer for AS. L'ORIENT.

 MT K ndall, of tue N. O Picayune writes as follows from Puebla;

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