as lighable glory was achieved. in the in. i
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ishabie glory was achieved. In the in- f.ney of d country, these ncInenios Of .ae ofal cry ol her soils-should never be neglected. They constitute the re cords oi renown; and when con ected with Liberty, they should De hoarded as d rich and sacred treasure. Even the remains of such spirits should De treat cd with that respect, to wi.leh the'r hc- roisin and courage entitled them there should be something 10 point out the spot where tBeIf ashes ile, and say, |~liere rests the brave.n We know oi none more deserving of thls honor, or who have imposed more strongly that patriotic duty on their fellow citizens, than those ~ho nobly fought and fell oa tine plains of Veiasco. and we feel proud to announce that the work IS ac- cordingly commenced with splfit-a subscription Is making 10 meet the ex- pense, and Monument will he imnie- dialcly procured from New-Orleans, oi the following descriptions:

 DIMENSIONS AND FIGURE. The basement, of granite, to be to be formed by two tiers, the lower one of which Is to measure, in length and breadth, each way, SIX feet-iH height three feet. The second tier 10 measure fourfeet in length or breadth Ii ..e.sh. t..o feet. On this is 10 be reared solid column Of white marble, measuring two and q hail feetin breadth ail either side; and four feetii height, surmounted bs an Urn. one foot high, oi tlie same material.

 INSCRIPTION. On the East side of the column, are to be inscribed the names of those who felI

 On the West side-aThis Monument Is erected to the memory of those who fell, by eaose who faagbt with them,'' On the North side-ss0n the 27th of June, ls32, Fort Yelasco was attacked on this spot. and taken" On the South side---

 ''Iiere fought, here FELL, in Freedom s

 cause tlle hfasei

 "Tyrants BEWARE, man will not be 8 slave

 It is the intention, to deposit in the

 marble Urn which crowns the Monu- nent, the names of those who have sub scrihed 10 it,printed on parchment--the 1 privilege of subscribing being exclusive ly confined to the citizen soldiers who were present in the action--and the whole being intended to commemorate the event, IS aa important epoch in the earlY history of our country.