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Col. Mckee was one of those iron.nou. ed men to whom fear cannot perbans as',. '. known. At Fort Erie, after having Npr s,,De,' ~ intended the operation of a battery po,, spms hours under a tremendous fire from M ,hs8 British lines, he entered the mess k;tebss ,, and asked for something to eat. sss,i One af the cooks begun to fry some meat. wbens z shell burst through the roof. carried off bis k head and spattered Mckee with blood and brains from top to toe. The survirns cook stood aghast, with bristline hair an1 hands uplifted. Mckee caught up the fT. . ing pan and brought the horror stricken menial to his senses by a sound box onte ear, at the same tinae exclaiming: aWbvdo you lose the dripping, you cowardIy ys. cal!a We had this aneedote from one wbo was present and a witness.-Boston Ga. larg.