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Wno wEtrfs roa Gus TWLoR The brauiy
Of Gen, Taylor's dnpltchcs Cbraut,fil because
brief has eliuitcd seu-ral commentator fom the
press. Bat II was som-iifnc since suggested that
he was not The aulhor Of them that Mil Bliss
was eallled TO the credit which they possess. 10
prove that oil such "eyings out was based upon
error, the editor Of the llagrrstawn Torch Lgd
publishes the following facts obtained from gon.
tlctnan who is a graduate OF West Point, and
who was a cdss and room mate Of Col DAVIS oi
Mississippi


In conversation with Gen G.-, Of the Uni
ted States Army, now stationed at Washington
our friend asked the question, II Mai Bliss did not
write the dispatches The old Generals eye
sparkcd with indignation, and he replied that he
had served with Gen. Taylor upon thirteen Court
Mauias, aud that he Goa r had been selected
by each Court, 10 daw up lis report, because Of
bis superior ahty M composilion--lhlt oil were
ssling to aoccdc to hin the iaculiy of expressing
in the olfarcsl strongest aud most lorcblr man.
ncr, the views Of the Court, aud hence he was unl.
formly selected 'or that purpose.


Gen, 6. also stated, that IN Florida a niisundcr.
standing arose between Gen. Twggs aud Gcn
Taylor, from a remark made by the latter. in rc.
ference to some military operations u the former
a correspondence eusu-d, which proved perfectly
satisfactory to Gen Twiggs. One Of Gen. ray.
lors communicates, IN which he gave, at large,
his views Of the matter IN dispute, reached Wash.
ingtou, and as Gen. g.. remarked, was regarded
by the gentlemen Of the army as one Of the most
powerful military productions they had ever seen,
This communication seems 10 have lorrslladuwed
the dispatches Whose fame has spread over Europe
and our country.


One Of the peculiautes Of Gen. Taylor's style
Of writing was also uoted. Instead OF leaving, as
is customary, margin at the top and side Of the
sheet, Gen U. commences at the extreme limit,
and file the sheet 20 completely, that as our in
lormanl observed, il is impossible to crowd in, any
where, even little l. This seems TO be one Of the
poeuiarties Of "lIough and Ready"