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THE REaAINs OF rnE DgAD.--In the
last Van Buren Inloligencer We end lhe
following extract from a letter written by
Josiah Gregg, Esq:


Informed you in my other letters oflhc
death Of Col. Yell. Supposing his family
might hereafter wish to remove bis
rcmlins, we had a tin coffin pre-.
pared, which was placed in a wooden one.
The burial, supcrintended myself had
him Inferred above the southern border The
Of city, at the foot Of tie bill, under Capt
Webstcr's Fort, SO that bic grave remains
protected, Otherwise, thtre would have
been much danger that Mexican Rogues
nigh, have disintered him for hii burial
clothes. set cross at his head, with his
name cut upon il, so that bis friends may
know bis grave. BY him, had buried
John Pelham, with his grave marked in
the same way. Near by were also buried,
Col Hardin, Capt. Lincoln, Capt. Porter
and others.