{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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ANECDOTES OF THE WAR.--When General Ampuda,
miscaed brave" crossing the Rio Grande IN
his retreat, the evening of the 9th OF May, from
Resaca de la Palma in open boat-and by the way,
he the first that did cross-Padre Lera, priest OF
Camargo. on horseback, dashed in behind him. His
reverence lost his balance and precptated into
the river, when, addressing the brave General, he
exclaimed, Help me general-help me or drown -
- Drown and be d-dr said the General, " don't
you see those Yankee yelling hellhounds close behind
I" This is the literal Interpretation of the Gene
rafs pious reply.


Another anecdote is, that when he reached Mata-
moras in his retreat from Resaca de Ia Palma, beau
tiful Sonora of the city the first he met. My
men, madam" he said, speaking Of course in his
vernacular, "my men have all fled from the field!
Senor,' she said, dropping her heavy frnged eye
lids" Senor, YOURSELF should judge did not remain
long behind them"