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e following Is an extract OF letter writ


New York to the Boston Post, upon re.


" the first news of the battle of Buena Nis-


apIs credltabIo to the memory of Gov Yell
40 the writer.


The loss on our side las been very severe;
danong the killed. notice with sincere sarr w,
Pause was personally acquainted with them,


names of Col. Yell, Of Arkansas, Capt. Lin
o, son of ex-governor Lincoln. of Massachu-
rs and Henry Clay, Jr., Of Kentucky.


Col. iell entered the lists on tho breaking ou,
Inc war year ago, and raised a. regiment of
iunteers. He was a mlr of heroic courage.
The year 1914, though then lad only fifteen
ars Old, he entered the army with Gen. jackson,
~ was at the battle of New Orleans. One Of
"osl sraPhc descriptions ever had of that
nous night was furnished me by Col. Yell
1oseqaently he was with General jackson in
,o,'da, and distinguished himself at the battle


,''e 1orse Shoe He had been governor O,
srNAahsas' and at the time he entered the volun-
81 setv'ce was a member of the house of rep
.ah'es. | received letter from him not
4 iTSso' IN which he spoke exullingly of the
"a ger MS command and of Gen. Taylor;
Ias, losing, inlimated that that might be the
= M a. n ne should ever write mo. Sill he was
hGg Spirits and ready and anxious for the