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*Dr. Scott, the gentleman to whom this letter was addressed, afterwards comman- ded the first regiment of volunteers under General Harrison. His regiment compos ed a part of the detachment ordered by the general from Fort Wayne, to destroy the Pottawatamie towns at Elk Hart Being in bad health, the general desired him not to accompany the detachment, assuring him that there would be no fighting as the In dians could not assemble in that quarter in time to make head against the detachment In despite of these remonstances, the gal Iant colonel appeared at the head of his regiment, and declared that no other per son should lead it toward the enemy, while he was able to mount his horse. The ser vice was effected without opposition; but the patriotic colonel was taken ill upon his return, and shortly afterwards expired. a victim to his high sense of military etiquette. sxsy (To BE CONTINUED.