{"character_count": 1797, "word_count": 329, "ccnet_language_score": [0.98580002784729], "ccnet_perplexity": [1042.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Mr JAS NJ. DKxLEY--

 Dear Sir :-I feel great pleasure in communicating to you, the fact of your brother Capt. (. c. Danley's being in good way. write al his request, as the wound he received prevents him tor the present from sitting up. You will be gratifed to hear that he has compor- ted himself nObly, and acting aid to Gen. Quit man ai the storning of the Tseubaya gate of Mexi- co, when he received a musket ball between the knee cap and joint of his left knee We are afraid hrs knee may remain stiff for some time, but he will after shor, time have the full use of it. You will Of course have heard already of the glorious vcto ries achieved by American arms, in the valley o Mexico, so shall not edief into any details. as presume the same mail which takes this, will give you the full reports. and you will be gratifed at see ing your brothers name figure in the report of Gen Qaitman, the second time that a member of youI family has distinguished himself in the service o his country.

 Major BoRLASD who acted as aid to Gen. Worth is well, and was fortunate to escape unwounded. As presume you have already heard from youi brother during his confinement, you know all the details of his adventures from Encarnacion to thi. City, shall say nothing of them.

 The Captain also requests me to tell you, that iu

 very few days he will be able to write, and as ht can give you much better account Of all that ha. ,ranspired. than can. shall conclude by assuring you my dear sir, that though stranger, feel grea pleasure in subscribing myself Your very sincere friend PETER TRACY. Being youI brothers friend. l trust these few lines may reach you. Maj. BoRLASD has endesreC himself to us. and L.ore especially for his brother like affection towards Danley. Sincerely yours. JOHN 0'SULLIYAN.