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Payftc5fiaFs ef Hee atdck on Maj LGtigs frala Re-

 ported d.fsGf of cur troops by ihe Gasrriiias,

 We are indebted to the Patria for some partieu. lars regarding Maj Lslly's train, published in tae extra of that paper of yesterday. correspondent frow Vera Cruz. who i=ss F. ;sse! E lasccha, nn- der date 18th inst. says that Padre Jarauta had turned 10 that vicinity al the head of 400 gusrras and having effected junction with two other bands commanded by Manez and Alberto, attacked Maj Lsly's train at Tolome. After killing and woan- diog few of oai troops. and capturing some wag. sons. they had taken post al a spot called Puente Chica, neal the Puente Naciohal. Maj. Laly, having divided his command into six columns al. tackled the position occupied by the guefrilias with bis whole force, bat after asaDgainsry fight, he driven back. leaving the grounu covered ~ith his killed and wounded. The guerrilIas, through want Of ammunition obliged to abandon their posi-. lion, was then occupied by the Americans on the morning of the 18th. This is ibe key to the ruth ia this strange story, which is believe, nothing but Mexican gaseohade: for if our troops had ad

 vaneed, the account of their defeat cannot be true

 The Patrias correspondent addsthAt. on inc same day, negotiations were opened with the chiefs 0t the gaeIrias. for exploitation sf the whole con voy. The number of wagons lost is sand 10 be very great, and the killed and wounded of our men sx. eeeas 2so. reducing the whole command to 4D0 aud odd elective troops. The guerrillss were tn great force on this occasion and II IS said that as they are persuaded that there IS large amount Of specie wilh this train. il wi be attacked throughout the whole of i,s long route. as long as the enemy esn briag effective man into ihe bsld. Fl Jafeeho. al the close o hs letisf. says information has just arrived that '.the Yankees have capitulsted" The whole tale is grossly exaggerated we have 10 doubt

 though we believe that Maj. L4iiy's train has had 10 kght is way oawaTd. agsiass disadvantages wth ~hica other preceding trains hass not had to con. tend-snch ss vastly Increased sambers on the part of the assaiiaots Re. The necessity of forwarding rsiaforcemsnis from Vera Cruz. safseieatiy proves inc fact sf the commaads having bsso vigorously attacked, .....- --s.. ..5.a'' ... .'.