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TnE RIO fRIo pAs.-This pass will
now become tie gea, point Of interest, as
ii /. evident, the enemy intend To make a
stand there, anl that We shall have another
severe battle. Age llleman who has iray.
eIlcd through the country, aud is familiar
with this pass, describes il to us, as much
more formidable than that Qi Cerro Gordo.
II goes through the mountain with a steep
ascent, and Tor nearly three miles the road,
with high and rugged sides, is only sufficient
to admit the passage Of single wagon at
a time. There is, we are informed, no
possibility ol,urning it, and no mode Of at.
tack. cHcepl by direct movement, through
the pass. II this be really so, we should
think. that with ordinary science and cour.
aye, it would be readily defended, but we
heard pretty much The same story of Cerro
Gordo, and we rather think, when the army
comes 10 Rio FIio, some other plan Of al.
tack will be more practicable, than by
marching through single narrow gorge
VI the mountain, for two or three miles,
under tue FIRE OF the enemy. on the steep
sides Of the road. The pass isabout thirty.
six miles IRON the capital and Rio Frio
(Cold Rivcr), supplies The city with waier.


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