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 Attack upon che Wagon-traan by 6suerriIIas.

 We learn. from the N. o. Buiietia. that a train, fos Gea. Seotts army. consisting of i32 wagons and 800 pack mules. len Vera Cruz on the 5th, with supplies, and ss0o,0 900 in specie. It was protec- ted by 800 men, under Col. Mcintosh, and the fol- lowing day was attacked by large force of gaeI- riIlas. We are informed tha. letter. received from cus fellow citizen, Maj CnurtHFfELD. now Pay master m the United States Army. states that he had charge of large amount of tho funds, and par la fns uahgsfs Of the ight which snsued The sftaek couaaed. si intervals, for three davs. wiih lnss oa our side Of 30 men. beside the can. s tare from the train of 200 mules and s5 wagons desfroyed to psevent them from falling into the nands of the enemy.--the horses having been kill ed, The escort and train continued to defend them. selves. and Maj. Bennett, paymaster, sent back re- qNs&iins reinforcement This reached Vera ' cfaz on the 10th. when Gen CadwaIIadcr left the same day with about 100 men.

 The Baitsiia. of the 2ed inst, has an extract from the Vera Cruz Eagle of the 18th inst. which states that Gen. Cadwaliadcr had pushed on the train as Tar as Pasnie Nacioaaie, and on the ilth. finding that. as well as the surrounding heights. fortified, male preparations for storming both simultaneous iy' whscn resulted in complete route of the enc my, aisicagh cutnumberiag our force two to one.- Oar less E set down at about 90 killed and wonn ded. beside large number of horses The Mexi- cans expected stampede, but they were disappcsn- ted, and made nothing by the affair but the capture ef q lew mules and mustangs that broke from their hafnsss. The aanaber of men lost by the enemy is sssd eo Dc very great. as they were seen carrying deaa bodies away ia every direction as our marks sasn knocked them over. The train is by this time, probably safe in Jalapa, although there were no po sssiss accounts Of its arrival, and maay suppose shey VII have more fighting before reaching that city.