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The amount of contributions in New Orleans fol sthe benefit of Kelly, the faithful teamster of Ring gold, is stated at S245, the proceeds of collections made at the Rotunda and in other places, and was presented to him by committee of gentlemen. The amount raised by the spontaneous berality of few gentlemen here in an hour, was about S250

 The case of this gallant man is peculiar His term ofservce had expired before the battle, but, at the desire of Ringgold, who had long trusted him, he volunteered to go into the battle with him, driving his artillery team He lost his arm in the battle and what wounded his heart more deeply, he lost hs friend Not being legally in the service, he has no right under the law, to pension--hence the strong interest felt to make some comfortable pro- vision for him.

 We have omitted to state heretofore that the body of Lieut. Cochrane does not accompany that of Ma jor Ringgold It shared the bonors of the funeral procession in New Orleans but remains there to be transported to Philadelphia by sea, pursuant to the directions ofhs family.