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Gen. Scott, after the battle of Churusbusco, on
riding among the troops, was warmly chcered by
the army Several old soldiers are related 10
have seized the generals hands with expressions
of enthusiastic delight, and in the fuInrss Of his
hear, he poured forth few most eloquent and
patriotic words, in commendation of their gallant
conduct. ..- P. '.' '-.-


When he ceased, there is said 10 have risen an
other shout that might have been heard in the
grand plaza of Mexico Daring this thrilling
scene, says our authority, l looked up to baico-
nv Of the Church that had been so bravey defend
ed 1t was fiIIrd with Mexican prisoners. Among
them, Gen. Rincon, a venerable old soldier, was


leaning forward, his eountrnance glowing, and


bis eyes sparkling with every manifestation ot de-
light. ,-...--
verify believe that the old veteran, with the
spirit of a true soldier, upon behoiding victori-
Gus General so greeted by the brave men he had
Just led to victory, forgot for the moment, his
own posion,-that he was defeated and a prison
Eer,-and saw, and thought only OF the Enthusiasm
by which he was surrounded. N. Y Ezpress