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 ~iH sle ia brislAney pf exscesioH wish thoes of Wellington of Nay.

 Maj. Riigsly has VOL aew honefs. For eool. determined bravery spd skslfal ma- n9uvrlng, he receives the highest praise.

 Csps C. F. smith E also highly spoken of.

 The Texan and volunteer troons have galned imPsrishable renown. The TexnA. naemen, with axes and spades, pseked kaIes from one housr to smother, and dross ths Mexican infantry from ssgeesD street As thev gaslted ihe houses, the dread rife vas made to do i's work. The Mexicans were drsFea from the streets and house-seps. 4 Mexican cannon was borne on the shoulders ot our men to tie root of house and made 'o play upon the enemy.

 When the iSg of truce wus received and Inc exploitation agreed to. the whole Army Was disaF?eihsed. k was only slaea that they -were -Lsg'aaiaR ta saelln sn..,.- tAa. MexIeans. Previous to this, they had been hghting them protected by their breast works, Aisd st every disaIsansaRs Now h'ey had got amongst them and were R1ving them dose which was operating rfscta- ally y-- Picagme.