{"newspaper_name": "State journal & flag.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We publish, on the first page of to. days paper, very interesting account of the battle of "Palm Bottom," on the 9th ut., by an officer of the army, who took part in the action. The plan of the battle, is a copy from an engraved plan in the New Orleans Delta, and will enable the reader 10 understand correctly the positions of the two armies. A writer in the Charleston Mercury, speaks of this battle in the follow. ing terms :--" The victory of Resaca de la Palma was as brilliant as any achievement that ever adorned the triumphant career of a Frederick or a Napoleon. History re- cords many instances of the most complete success being gained by inferior forces, who had the advantage of time place, and posi-. tion, and of superiority in military equip. ments; but its annals offer no parallel to this. The world has recently heard for the first lime of the weaker attacking the stronger and the better armed, in their in. trenchmens. and driving them out with the most fearful cafnnge'