From he American Eagle, [ths neiO pdper)

 al Vera Cruz. GEN. SCOTT AT CHURCH.
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Easte, Sundcy.--On Sunday morning last we entered church on the Plaza. and were grati6ed to see so full an attendance of our officers and men. In rather an obscure place on the left hand side of the ais'e. sat Gen. Scott and number of his friends. The General arpearedS devout and not like the many of Us who go o such places to cass an idle hoar. The entrance of the Gen>1al, ve are told, created no little as- ,orishmen. a:%ong the natives, and he was readily kHown s..,S whispered aecni as the Commander in ch!e; .t ths Americans.

 The doctrine has too lo.'g aeen proclaim. ed ihss we arc .he enemies Of that religion held 50 sacred hy the Mexicans, but we hops socu 10 convince them that we war sgaiass hs man for his r.lisious principles. ardneshiRg is bes,er calculated to deHon> strate this fact, than the presence at places ofworshiP, of the high in command among us. whose liberaiily of religious tolerance induces then to worship al any shrine the great Creator of the Universe.

 The scene in the church oa Easter Suns day, was indeed one of interest and solom nity. Many who the week before were sending death shots at each other, now, stan-