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Thar RumuR, R,--As we expected, the
statement about the retreat Of a portion oi
the Arkansas volunteers, in the battle ol
Buena Vista, turns out 10 be false. Any
one who could willnly aud maiciously
originate such ialsehood, must be dead
to tho claims orpatriotisn, aud would richly
merit the contempt of the slanlered, and
the odium Of the public. Even ii mol
knowingly and malIeiously done, il is
scarcely less eensurable. \ writer should
be certain that be states the truth when
he casts The slur OF cowariiee on those
who are expected, by their bravery, 10
maintain the honor OF their country. Gen.
Taylor, in his official dispatches, says ne.
thing Of any ialtering on the pant Of any
of tho troops, but gives to the brave yolan.
tecrs the praise 10 which, be says, tue
glorious result proves them to be fully
entitled,