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An officer gives the following account of "Zachs"
doines when he received, at the supper table, Gen.
SCOTS letter telling him that he was going to lose
his regulars. Gen. Taylor, after reading epise,
crumpled the sheet on which it was written very
much in his hands, laid it aside and then commen-
ced, in furious manner, putting mustard over his
meat, potatoes, and bread into his coffee and divers
other things, all around his plate! .r s


~ y. Journal Of Commerce.


And, almos, Immediately afterwards, says Prentice,
he addressed 10 The Secretary Of War the much
takedof but as yet unpublished Buena Vista letter,
emptyng bis whole mustard pot upon the head Of the
Administration.