prevailed and once or twice a if there would be bloodshed. How. ever things have quieted down coosiderably and the previsional guarantee ample protection to all; there seems to be & special desire to protect foreigners and foreign property.
At present the great doeger is lent the lawloas bands in various parte of the province should unite to rob and kill. Another danger arises {rom the ex ence of s0 many sociation in the with the professed object of secing that the provisions! government des its daty. These societies mean #0 many factions rival intarents and their existence toad of strengthening really weakens the men at the bead of affaire.
We foreigoere in the city are not io any way molested or insulted and we about quite freely.
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