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In addition 10 the particulars gathered, rs
above, from The picayune, we find in the N. o.,
Bee of the 9th, the annexed letter from Puebla,
which we insert with tie remarks of tho Editor,
touching its truth:


Of The attack on the Mill del Rey described in
another column. let US what friendly cor.
respondent says: A letter from Puebla dated
the llth, written either by American or one
disposed in our favor says:


"On the Sh, in the afternoon, body of
few hundred men of SCOTS army were sent TO
attack Chapultepec.


They encountered large force Of the enc-
my's best troops these, and terrible fight ensu-
ed, in which the Mexicans got, as usual, good
thrashing.


Gen. Leon, who commanded tho Mexicuns,
was wounded, and Gen. Balderas, was killed.
The small number of the Americans, who the
Mexican letter say, Ito use their own exprssior)
shave fought like DEVILS" retired TO Tacubaya,
leaving five wagons behind them. Some of those
had no wheels, others horses. The loss on
the part of the Americans is said to be very
small, comparatively"


This is very different story from tho bonn.
bastic effuson of the Boletin de Aflisco, and we
suspect is much nearer the mark.