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BALrwoRE VoLUrEERs.-Ihe Baltimore Suu
contains letter, written by member vi the Bal.
timurc battalion, in which the hghl at Monterey
D. thus mrutOntd'


"Fhe entire loss in our battalion (Baltmorel is 5
killed, aud, as | am informed, 10 wounded al.
slightly but one have seen none either ol the
killed or wounded, and therefore cannot give
names


Col Watson was killed in the imprudent churse
ordered by Gen. Bullcr, lie was at the head of
The battalion, and had ordered US 20 10 into tie
charge with three cheers. iic received a bull IN
the breas! while in the act OF cheering and foil
instantly. tried to get to him, but was b)rne on
in the rush. The charge was Intellectual At
this moment Gen. Taylor rode up in great anger
and ordered us to retire, Old Rough came up
under the most Tremendous FIRE. 1t was here his
horse was shot, II is id there were angry
words passed between him aud Butler


Capt, Stewart now took command, and said.
"Boys, your Colonel is killed; don't run; show
those d-d REDSKINS that although you are ordered
10 retire, YOU intend 10 Walk"