CAMP NEAR MoSrEREr,


9th Sept, l646.

To the Editor ofihe Union:
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To the Editor ofths Union.


- You have, no doubt, had official information some
days ago relating to the battles Of the 2ls' 22d, and
23d instant; and, without attempting TO say any
more or the bloody conflict, consider 1t due to
Lieut.. Taylor, of company B. under the command
of Capt. Piper, of the Baltimore volunteers, 10 say
that his conduct, during the three days fight, waf
brave and gallant, and that he is the gentleman tha
recovered the dead body Of our brave 1t. Col Wat
son, under the heavy fire of the enemy. To-day
Gen. Twiggs met the officers Of our battalion, and
conferred the honor of colonel commanding the bat
talon Capt. James Z. Stewart, of Baltimore city
il being due to him as the senior captain also
reward OF merit for his conduct during the struggle
Gen Twiggs also stated in our presence, that th'
Baltimore battalion through hou had acted as brave ant
noble part in the three days. struggle as any
troops in the American army.


-" X. BRONAUGH,


.-." " .... Capt Comp. c.