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IMPORTANT RuMoR. We
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IMPORTANT RUMoR. We received iniorma-
tion yesterday of the following import, viz
That after the armistice between Gen. Taylor
and Ampudia had been signed and while the
American army were reposing after the IA
tigues of the battle, they were suddenly attack
ed by the Mexicans--that they turned on their
assailants, and after great loss on their own
part, defeated them. For the truth Of this
statement, we do not vouch, although unless
our informant was himself greatly deceived, it
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TAMPIco. The Philadelphia Sentinel says,
we learn that letter from United States
naval officer, stationed off Tampico, was re
ceived in town on Tuesday, stating that the
Mexicans were forlfying that place TO render
it impregnable as possible, and that not less
than five thousand troops W ere supposed TO be
there .I..r


