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We do not recolect having noticed the arrival at Baltimore, of the remaIns of the gallant RnggoId. They were received there the 18th inst, and conducted m silence through the cilY, to he rotun- d of lhe Merchants Exchange, where splendid and appropriate caa(alque was erected. The cor. respondent of the Charleston News wriles:

 1t ia shfouded in the babiIiments of woe, with the American flag gracefully feslooned from lhe can- opy; the walls of the rolunda also hung in black Our military companies keeDing guard night and da, having been detailed for that purpose success lively. Crowds visit the Exchange daily, the rotun- da becoming immensely crowded-In fact, it is pill grimage for every Balimorean. The faithful sol- de,, Patrick Kelly, who learn has been IA years in the U \ service, and who lost his right arm be- side his loved commander, at Pao Alto, still insists oa epng watch, and his silent and mourniu walk at the feet of the remains, does fail 10 attract an unusual degree Of interest The funeral which comes sf Tuesday, wlll be very large, and being excl siyey military will be most imposing. Upwards of ti0enty corps have sgnfed their intention of being present from the adjoining cities and the Stale of Maryland will endeavor to give you a faithful account of the funeral, NC.