From the Boston Trdnscriut.
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Debor0h Ganne'.--Mr; Editor: Seeing an article in you, paper of the 9th relating to Mrs Deborah Gan net, take this opportunity of laying before you few facts concerning her. The young man to whom she was engaged having been draft to serte in ths ar my he informed her of it, and after he had left the house, she and purchased cloth enough to make her an entire suit of clothes. Having made them, she eoped in the night and joined his regiment and lived with him. At the time she was wounded, she would to the tent, t the opinion of the surgeon that se must die. She then requested to see the General who having been called she wished have the tent clear told her story after which, the ball was extracted and she recovered and she and her lover obtained. an honorable discharge. She was married shortly after, but could not content herself to do the offices of wo man, but would do the work on the farm, and some times get up in the night and load her wagon, to Boston, and sell her produce before her husband could get here. Yours, ....:. ST. ...... ..a

 A RELATION OF DEBORAH GANNETT.