MELANCHOLY FATE OF LIEUT., E n.

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intelligence was received q; Nsehex oif Monday last, (Oet. l2l oi the fate of Lieut.. Ezra R. Price. who. ia company with two other uni,el States Volunteers. isad leii Ca margo some weeks snscs so jois the eoas-s manst ut Ge1sfa. si'ayf AassT during hss savanas .o Monterey. The Insorlnaas shases inst ihe bodies of Mr Price and his two couipanionss were found lyirg in the grass some dissance from the road leading from Csuaasgo ta Mou- ,ersy. completely ri,ldled with hullel-halss. The bodies of sfreMteea lMepieaa scIdsefa ,eeye iyi.g scaitrrra ar0aHd Asem. Mrs Price was the bfoiher-in-law of Lewis Saa- ders, Jr., af Naschez, and was associated with him ia the practice of the Iaw. When the requisilion was nfade .npOu the Stats of Louisiana for Volunteers. he eHrolfed hisp- self in inc @Sparow Guards.n then heiug ruised at Coacoedia. and was elected 3tl LinR- ieuanl of the company. Upon the dishaud- ing of the Louisiana Voiualeers, he deser- mined still tn desvte himself ta the caase of hts country. and proceeded {" Camargo for t.@. f,.t,ssse. ss... s.t ., -h - .sssssssss- ly fate. As he and hts two companions were nrinesl with revolving pistols, | Is sup posed that they must have k.lsed the seUen- teea .Mericans in ninst despmate eucoaf- ier,--.E Q. Topic.