From the Memphis Enquirer of January 2l. TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
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About four hundred of the volunteers have arrived on the steamers Memphis, Tennessean, and Daniel Webster, and gone to thelr homes, with laurels for their brows and credit to their Tennessee. The re- mainder expected daily. They have proved them selves soldiers, by defeating, entirely conquering the savage enemy; the Indians are now so disbanded and scattered into small parties that they can only be hunted down-they will never attempt congregated battle, 1t is believed. Still they do much mischief oseoa has resolue and firm determination never to yield, but die avenged of the wrongs of his family and his people. We cannot but admire the principle by winch he IS actuaed and sympathize and deplore his fate In the language of Shylock-"Hath not aa In- dian teelings?"