A purrry INcIpryr.--The Jalapa Star
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A PHrTTY INcIprNT.--1'he Jalapa Star
of the OH inst, contains the following: "As
the column OF Mexican prisoners were
marching by us on the afternoon Of the
18Th. we observed moving on with the rest,
u huie boy aud lamb. Amidst the fire
and smoke, and the roar of muskciry and
artillery, which had SO lately enyelopcd the
bill, these weak and deienceless creatures
had stood unharmed. As they passed
along our lines, they were everywhere
greeted with kird look and word. Coun.
tcnances dark with the fierce passions OF
the recent conflict, clouded with the re-.
membrance OF fallen friends, and of revenge
but half saled, relaxed into a smile of min
glcd pleasure and piy--pily, that they
should have been exposed, and pleasure,
that lie who guards the sparrow, had shell.
tered them from the raynges Of the iron
storm.