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which appears to have been coacoc,ed in Boston
and set aloa, by The Mai, was hawked through our
streets yesterday. 1t pretended to be an account
OF an unsuccessful attack on company ef l.
Artery stationed on Fish River in the Disputed
Territory By battalion Of British reguars under
Major Stockburon with tn. loss of 30 or 30
killed aud wounded, While our troops lost bat one
killed and four wounded


We are not surprised that The Sun should issue
an Extra to give currency to this wicked hoax. bur
we are amazed that the Commercial Pest and
American should have been taken in by it. 1t Il
Il very clumsy though not less yanous fabrication
1t purports on its face to have been written a,
Bangor, Maine, at N. Of the %. and TO have
been brought by the writer to Boston, and put IN
the Post Office there at 6l P. NJ. of Fri3ay, the
3D.. Now can any one suppose tina, this news
should have been true and yet nothing be said Of
it in Boston by O'Clock P NJ. of Saturday save
by this unvouched letter! Impossible.


Beside this we have seen letter from Holtoa
"a L s. post on the Boundary of the a9,h, ard
we have before u. the Bangor Wing Of the bioi.
Neither of them, we need hardly state, says az!
thing of this forged battle. Neither has Mr..
Joseph Fairbanks (,he name signed to the hoay)
manifested himself in the folly either in Boston or
this City on his flight to Washington If he j. an
honest man, it is evident that rascals have been
making free with his name for their own a;rocious
purposes. Enough said.