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The following lines ldrm part ot long
article in the London Morning Chronicle
touching our war with Mexico generally,
and the battle of Gerro GoIdo in particular.
Probably it was not so intended, aud per.
haps il may not So be read by others but
as wa understand ii no higher compliment
could be paid tot military skill and talent
Of Cen Scott and To the salor Of his army,


n y, Goa. u Enquirer,


"1'he opinion entertained by the United
States officers Of the powers OF resistance
Of their opponents may be inferred from
Gen. Scots ulders issued to the various
Generals Of division on the day preceding
the action. Never, in the directions issued
by any Of the CREATES, European eomman.
ders, do we remember 10 have seen Il
greater confidence maniiGslcd in what must
he the result Of his operations. Success
is assumed ON every punt, and the direc.
liun Ia be taken by each division, after
forcing each poinl ol the Mexican enlrcnch.
menls. is as clearly marked out as though
the result had already taken place