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0J- Gen. Taylor, it is said in Washington was
get his forces the Rio Grande and to take position
without resistance, in the chaparra. "a wood composed
principally of prckly pear and almost mpassable be.
tween him and the depot of provisions.


The deception consisted in forewarning Gen. Taylor
against robbers and marauders, that infested his vci.
nifty i'll order to ull him into security to throw him
of his guardo make him. in fact believe there would
be no lighting so that in the time the Mexicans
Grande.


This had the double effect upon Gen Taylor Of lung
and scouting parties watch the Mcxcans for fear they
would be cut of in detail by these robbers and marau
ders as Lieut. Porter's party was


Such is the opinion Gen. Worth is reported to have
advanced to Gen. r. Jones, in Washington.