GENERAL WORTH.
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The position of this gallant officer, pre-
vious to the taking Of Monterey, was Of
such character as TO merit the considera-
ton Of every lover of his country, But
the occasion has offered, and he has proved
himself Worthy the confidence placed in
him. The Union, in calling attention to
the list of names of the officers in the Rio
Grande, makes the following remarks, evi.
dently in allusion to Gen. Worth :'' i'a h1


"The eye seeks in vain amid this brilliant
list for the name of one who is the 'bravest
Of the brave Yet, wherever the post OF