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HuzzA roR PoLKl-Eyery time our army
achieves a victory, the Washington Union
says 'the efforts ofihe Administration will
know no relaxation" This is rich; Tay.
Tor has fought all his battles burlened by
the want Of co operation on the pat Of The
Government, and Scott took Vera Cruz
before his batleIing cannon had all arrived


North American.


We are reminded by this pilhy paragraph
says the National lntcligencer, 10 state
some facts, which we presume are not less
new than they will be surprising to our
rea alers, as they were 10 US.


Up to the eve Of the battle of Buena
Vista, Gen. Taylor had not received a letter
from tho War Department sub,OluoRt TO
the 22d Of October; anl the first (anI we
think only official Information he then had
Of Gen. Scots appointment to command
in Mexico was the letter Of Gen. Scott
himself from New York, under date Of % h
of November which has been for some
weeks before the public.


This Information, it is proper 10 say, "a
not derived by US from any source in this
CITY, nor from any officer OF the army o.
navy, but is entitled to confidence.