REMARK ABLE DEATHS.
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The New Orleans Tropic Of the l7th, con,
,ains the following: t


LIEUT.. E. r. PRicE--HIs MELANCHOLY
FATE. Intelligence was received at Nalchez, on
Monday last, of the fate Of Lieutenant Ezra
K. Price, who in company with two other U.
5. volunteers, had left Camargo some weeks
since to join the command ol General Taylor
during his advance to Monterey. The inform
ant states that the bodies Of Mr. Price and his
two companions, were found lying in the grass
some distance from the road leading from Ca
margo to Monterey completely riddled with
bullet holes. The bodies of seventeen Mexi.
can soldiers were lying scattered around them
Mr.. Price, was the brother-in-law Of Lewis
Sanders, Jr, Of Natchez, and was associated
with him in the practice Of the law


AS ne aad his two companions were armed
with revolving pistols, it is supposed they must
have killed the seventeen Mexicans in most
desperate encounter.