Ertrae Of letter from distinguished officer Of General


Woops command communicated to the Union, dated
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u,- 'SAN ANTONIO DE BExAR, Sept. %, 1876.


"The knowing ones here say that we shall have
a clever fight before reaching Chihuahua, and some
of them predict defeat. Perhaps, after all, we may
reap Iaurels if peace does not arrest us. .,-


1--WE are getting on well and harmoniously. The
Illinois volunteers are really good soldiers, and ]
think will prove efficient. | We .fo .ga.ao,2 n


"Gen. Wool ia very popular and very rigid. He
talks plainly the volunteers but they seem to like
it, The general has exhibited great knowledge Of
the details of service and high degree Of admins
tratve talent. On the whole, | think we may look
forward to an interesting and successful campaign,