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If we believe the magnetic report, which
we publish in another column Gen. Scott has
arrested Generals Worth and Pillow and Col.
Duncan, for disrespectful correspondence
We doubt the truth of this, for we are almost
certain that Gen. Scott would not except for
the greatest aggravation, take such step, and
we are unwilling to believe that Gen. Worth,
who is indebted to Gen. Scott for his good for
tune and station, would be so ungrateful, or
so unmindful of his duty, as to give such an
aggravation. Besides, the account seems con-
Trajectory, for it states that Gen. Scott has
sent Worth, with a strong force to Queretaro,
to protect the deliberations of the Mexican
Congress which he would not have done had
there been any great misunderstanding be-
tween them. The arrest if at all must have
been after the appointment of Worth to that
service.