Letter from Presidio,
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The annexed letter, from ous valued cor respondent and friedd, was received by Sum day nights mail. ltpresenis the latest news of the movement of the Arkansas regiment, and other matters of interest in relation to the army. IL is evidently written under great depressiob, ife effect of disease, and has but liise of the sprighiliness which formerly characterized his letters to us, We hope. in the absence of more gentle hands, iha, he has sometimes the soothing attention of some one of the senoriias, whom he describes so we'll. That he has not received our letters, is strange, as we have written frequent ly since the arrival of he troops at San Antonio. lf e8