Gen. ix--1S.

RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO MISS s. WARD
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RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO MISS s. WARD,

 OF LOUISVILLE, KY. After the Battle of Monterey, the first volunteer flag that waved from the Settlements of its Castle, was the presented to the Louisville Legion, by Miss Sally Ward, of Louisville. Float wide on the breeze where the battlements use,

 Between the proud mountains, whose tops scale the skies,

 Refecting the hues of the Rainbow, that glows Der the dark crimson current that gashed from foes.

 Float on in thy beauty. unsullied by shame. They received thee with pride. and return thee the same, Fen the fire breathing shot bowed its head when 1t came, And the foe paid respect to the brave Legion's name,

 Thou vert gwen in trust, and they guar1sd thee well, -. Not rent or soil on thy folds can e'er dwell. Twas an Angel who gave thee. and God will prevent,

 or dishonor, or shame, on the blessing he sent

 ", F. MARVIN.