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The Armisfice. The following extract Of letter
from Monterey. published in the Cincinnati Adver.i-
SER gives some interesting particulars about the ar
mistce


"The bearer Of the flag of truce proposed sur
render of the town, allowing them to all the
public property Gen. Taylor asked an unconditional
surrender Of every thing quite difference. They
had from 8 to IL o'clock to answer At IL they
sent for Gen. Taylor After exhaustng his patience
with diplomacy. and Ampudia had declared he was
no way strsightened to submission, Gen. Taylor
said "Sir, hold your town, yourself and your ar
my, in the hollow of my hand, and you know il /;
the conference is closed In thirty minutes you shall
hear from my batteries" He took his hat to leave
the room Ampudia called him back and submitted.
This was told me in person by Gen. Taylor and is
strictly true, OF course" g ~