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 triumphant, whether regulars or volsaieers.

 We iosi many valuable lives. Amoagsi the number were Cola YELL, HARDIN of Illinois, and McKEE and CLAY of Ky; Capt. PORTER, and dozen other Captains. But the death Of none who fell on that bloody field, is more universally regretted than tha, of JoHS PELHAM. He was the tsvorise of his whole regiment He died like soldier.

 win aos attempt to detail the deeds oi chivalry sha: were shas day performed. You will see, from the official reports, who did their Ansy. The officers as il.ey now stand ia this regiment, are as follows Colonel JOHN s. RoAxE, vice Col. Yell, deceased; GAsros MxARs, k- Col, vice Roane, pro- noted; B. F. Ross, Adjs.. vice lMsa7s, pro noted; JoHS HsUsroS, Serg't Msjor, vice Ross, p omoled, FRANK DEsnA, captain ol independence comply, vice Porisr, deceas- ed; snd--FsLEr L-, vice DssAa, promo ted.

 The Arkaasss regiment l. now in besssi health and spirits than they have ever been since ihe si4s ofsheir enlistment. They all faaght well, and both olIlcsrs and men stand sboss pspEoash. We viii all bs at home whsn the year is oui, or peace made.