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MEssRs EDIroRs A gentleman who was
reading the account received from the Rio
Grande, on Saturday evening, when he came
to that part where it stated that ''Gen. Taylor
ordered charge in the teeth Of the enemy's
destructive fire." and that the charge was
made and the battery carried-but it was not
stated by whom-the gentleman to whom re-
fer cried out "T'hat was May! He was there,
and he never would have allowed any body
else TO lead the charge!" The subsequent ac-
counts proved he was correct---it was May
who did it. OF course such an act-which
must have infused spirit Of daring into the
ranks which nothing could dispel--of course
such an act will not pass by without proper
Acknowledgements from the government. s.


Bali. Pat.