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this subject and were il not that their vile ISLANDERS
hnd such channels 10 tho public ear, should disdain
70 reply 10 them.


am sorry to find new branch of service added
TO the army. IL appears there is a corps Of hired
scnbbers who cater for the press and receive doub4
less, deserved pay for that than for their mill
Ary service. ~. M" at least appears, by his own
statement TO have been Dissatisfied with his position
IN "Ihe front Of battle ]" and tried hard but In vain,
10 dodge behind 10 take care Of the body Of his
fallen commander. There are some corps in the
army which appear TO be favored by the exertions
OF trumpeiers IN their own ranks, connected with
editors al home whose blasts carry their rsnown To
me highest pinnacle Of glory. Other corps must be
content TO rely on the moderate and less frequent
appreciation of their commanding officers. know
that the Kentucky and Ohio troops, with General
Butler at their head, will always be secure Of that


A KENTUcKIAN.


'We have already explained its appearance, IN
last evenings "Uuion." The insinuations which
q makes are, no doubt, causelessy and shame
fully unjust The Kentucky soldiers are dis
unguished for their bravey--such is their pro-
verbal reputation; and General Butler requires
no man to endorse his character. Ee 10 too
well known for his skill in arms, his updaun,ed chi.
valry, and his discharge OF all the duties Of sol
der. We sympathlze too much with the feelings
Of our correspondent, "A Kentuekian," not to pro.
test In the strongest terms against the heedessncss
and injustice Of its attaek.-UMoE.