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The Descrters-A former citizen of Coium6u.
hung. Capt Sanderson, in his letter, noticed ia
another article, says I" it is said they the Mexi
cans) haG twenty thousand troops in this battle
SO snys Harrison Kinney from Columbus whom
/ found fighting with the enemy-he having de-
serted from Pusbia, and is now prisoner, and
will be shot This is the opinion of most of the
officers. .. d. ,-.:.t'


Report says that these desertcrs have all since
been hung This Kinney was tailor by trade
in this city, and it is melancholy record to make
of his end. He was very decided whig, and we
cannot see what tempted him to this great crime
of deserving his country, excep, the fffec. pro
duced by the whig papers and such speeches a:
those of Corwin. He has child in this city, his
wife being dead We did not suppose our city
would have such q reproach to bear from one o.
her volunteers. .'-...-.. Ohio StGtesmGn.