AN INCIDENT IN THE ARMY.
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AN INCIDENT in THE ARMY.


The Picaoune correspondent gives the fol
lowing:


"Among the persons who have attempted
to establish drinking and gaming establish
ments at Camargo, was certain character
well known TO the army. His goods were re.
shipped, by order OF the commandment of the
town, and he was ordered of. He became in
solent in consequence, and went so far that
Capt Miles ordered him to be arrested and put
in the guard house until the boat was ready
On his being released, he went to Gen. Tay-
lor's tent and made bitter complaint TO old
Rough and Ready. The General sat and lis
tened TO him in silence. When he had closed
the General rose, very cody, and asked him
if he had got through.


Yes, sir, believe have


well, then,' exclaimed the General, apply
ing his right toe TO a prominent part of the
fellows body in a very emphatic manner, 'be
off from here. or III kick you clear into the
United States