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The painful suspense in which we have been
kept for the last two three weeks, seems likely
to continue Any news from Gen. Scou2 What
was he doing when last heard from2 Is he safe ?
What is Santa Anna doing2 These and similar
questions are all unanswered and must continue
TO be, until the Government shall have heard from
General Scott himself A considerable BODY of
troops, it IS stated, had been sent down from the
City of Mexico, under Gen. Quitman, to open the
way to Vera Cruz and to carry dispatches from
the commanding General and if this statement
be true, We shall most probably hear from Gen.
Scott and his brave troops officially in a few days


We shall not trouble our readers with the var-
Gus and contradictory rumors in circulation as to
the situation Of Gen. Scott, the position and inten.
tions Of Santa Anna, &c. That the American
troops are in possession of the City, ufier much
hard fighting, we have no doubt; and we NAV
add, we entertaip no fears for their safety.


The rumor that Generals Worth and Smith
killed in the battles in the City is generally
regarded as untrue.


Maj. Lally, it is stated, had received orders to
advance from Jalapa towards the City of Mexico.