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The biggest War Story yet told Isria the " F. Coarier and Enqairer lconied loo in most of the Eastern papers.l ''0n unquestinnsbie authority" !" that when the Mexican cavalry made their last charge on Bragg's battery. they were so neal, ba- fore the first fire, that as the ramrods were drawn from the guns. they struck the enemies foen and horses. The first wonder is. as this occurred in the Srsi tire, that BIsgg shoud have leGt his guas unchanged while the enefny ~as advancing, and in the next place, what were inc enemy aessg N tsiie these ramrosis were pokcd against their horses sides. Where IS Greely's Manchsusen Hat, IL belongs 'o the author of this last s,sry Dstroit DGiiy .idESFfissr

 Ths Detroit editor is evidently unacqaaiuted with the movements of the eveBiful day of Baena Vista er he woaid have remembered that when the Mexi- eaa cavaisy made their charge. Capt. BRaGa was in fai yaiioP with his battery from one par, of the held to smother; anj that at \ moms1t's warning, he stayed has course in the face of the advancing nogsemen, who were 90 close that before he, could uniimbet and load. they were down upon hssh. Had ne hesitafed eAe instant 10 think of eenseqaenees the day nighf. snd probably would have been lost Ks to what the enemy were doing meaawhile, the blood upoa the battle keld can answer better than we Our authority for this story is an officer who kaews.-cow- aAd Enq.