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We cannot imagine by wha, slight of hand ihe Whg press will extrcate itself from the difficulty into which it has been led by its preldiced hatred for everything democratic. No man was ever worse abused than Genl. Pillow; yet he has received the very highest praise from gallant Scott, the com manding General in Mexico. The follow ing is bfei extract rom long and complimentary letlep in the Union, dated city of Mexico, Sept. p. The Whig journals have 10 retraei all they have said, embrace Gen. Scott in the vituperation and oboquy which they have heaped upon Gen, Pillow: "fhough cutdown al the very foot of Chapulte- pee, he (Gen. P,Ilow) had himself carried forward, under terrible fire, and entered the work which he had So nobly and galantIy stormed. just az the "star spangIed banner" of his beloved country was reared and hoated gracefully over the walls of the castle.

 In brilliancy this achievement is unsurpassed by that Of this or any other army. I was myself an eyewitness to the whole assault, and speak what know; and they are the common sentIm, nts of the army. When Gen. Scott came mp to where GenI. Pillow lay upon the wall of the citadel with his leg badly crushed by large grape shot, he exclaimed. My dear General, thank God for your glorious success. Your country will cover you all over with honor, and will pour out it's heart ilt gratitude for your distinguishes gallaniry on this day.