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An INCIDENT AT TIE BATTLE OF Mon
TEREy.-While Col Davis, with his CON.
mand, was hotly engaged with the enemy.
exposed 10 their direct fire, man in long
gray surIoul, suddenly rode up, and, dis
mounting, placed himself in ihe middle Of
lhe street. There, in The face Of the enc.
my amidst the thickest of their Gre, he
coolly drew from case suspended about
bis person, a spy glass, with which, having
adjusted ii to proper focus, he proceeded
10 reconoilre the Mexican battery. Hay.
ing satisfied himself as to the information
he sought, be shut up the glass, returned
10 lis case, aud, approaching Col. Davis.
said to hini 'Sir, the enemy has but two
pieces, and by making a detour to The riuhI
you can take them in flank" sand who
tho devil are youl" 81, sir, am Major Mans.
field, of the Corps oil Engineers "All
right come on boys" responded the Colo.
nell The battery was soon carried.