A Prediction reaii-ed The bold DrcdicIior
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A Prediction reaii.ed.-Thc bold prediction of
General Green, when prisoner in the castle of
Perotc, has been singuIurIy verified. While he
and his brethren in arms were prisoners in that
drcary fortress, new flagstaff vas raised. The
General told the ccmmunGant of the castle that
he was glad TO sec it firm and lofty, for it would
bear the moro bravely the stars and stripes which
before ivo years would wave from it in undispu
ted SOY, reignty. In three, this boId promise to
the Mexican Governor has actually been realized.


Lou. Cour.
Captain (now Lieut.. Col.) Walker was impris.
oned in the same fortress at the same time. Just
before the new flag STAFF was raised, the young
hero dropped an American coin into the socke, OF
the staff, and made bet with one of the Mexi-
can officers present, that in less than five years
he would return and fish up said coin on the point
If his sabre.-The last that we hea rd Of the gal.
liant Captain. he in hot pursuit of party OF
Mexicans-twce us large as his own-fying in
the direction of Perote, and we suppose he has by
this time won his bet.


Holy Springs Gazette.