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THE SIEGE OF MONTEREY.
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INTERESTING PARrIcuLARs-The follow ing
extracts of letter from Calvin Goddard, who
belongs to one of the volunteer companies from
the District, was written al Monterey on the
9Th ut. After announcing his own safety. he
says


1--WE had about thirty men killed and wound
ed in our Battalion. Sergeant Truscou had
his head shot off by cannon ball.


"Lieut. Boyle led us like man and gallant
soldier. Capt. Waters is safe. Tell l.. Fitz-
gerald that Thomas is safe. He acted like man.
Tell John Potter that the two Murphys are
safe: James Williams is also safe; he would
have written, but had no paper.


" Tell James Shreve that Jim Darkey, a
negro boy, followed Lieut. Boyle through the
battle. with his musket Capt Bronaugh
sends his best respects. Lieut. Bell joins
with him.


" Tell Mr.. ]. E.Norris tha, his brother was
struck with grape shot in the side. Anoth-
er bullet hit him in the face, but he is walking
about; the latter only knocked the skin off,"
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