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We are authorized by Capt. F. TREVOR, of the U. s. Dragons, to say that the report of the deaths of Asst. Surgeon Holes and Lieutenant Tanderueer, of that corps, as sta- ted by the New York Evening Star, of Jan. 7th, is entirely without foundasion---both those gentlemen being alive on the 22d Jan., though stillconfned to their rooms by sick ness. Ne hope the friends of the above named gentlemen will not allow themselves to be alarmed by any reports. as it is made the duty of some officer present at the post, to give information to the relatives, Of the demise of any officer, when such an event occurs. Capt. T. also states that the corps have lest but one Captain and two Lieuten- ants, since its organization.