MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.
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CApTAIN RANDOLPH RipGELY.-This gallant officer, who
has many laures in the war; supposed to have lost
his life at Monterey about three weeks ago, in most mean
coy Our information, derived from John De-
shon ESQ., Of the Of the steamship Sea- and who
passenger in the ship Uncas which arrived here yeser
day from Brasos, this etest Capt Hill, the u. >
Quarernaser at Bascs informed Mr.. Deshon that
press had just arrived from Monterey communicating the sad
intelligence that Capt RrDGELY being unrry horse
and riding down steep hill, thrown, the horse falling
upon him At the time the express left Monterey Captain
RinGELY wholly nsensbe, and no hopes entertain
ed of his recovery We must hope that Capt. RD0ELr vi
yet be spared to his country, which cannot afford to lose
brave and chvalrous and merorious ocerN o. I0pic