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Carr. niNcoLS.-t recent lelesfaphlc
despatch announced thal ihI, gallant eiiiccr
was delivering ordats, IN hIs capacity OF
Ailulani, when shot, aud denies that be
was killed while enItayofing to rally the
Indiana Regiment.


We believe that neither statement Is
true. We have it second hand lrom an
officer who rode beside him when he fell,
that hc was shot through the bead when la
no act ol making a charge at toll gallop.
aud that be tell dead from his horse. The
noble animal, carried forward by his own
speed, rs soon a. Be missed bis rider, turned
back. passed his nose ulcr the body, and
gently turned the head so a. to reveal tAe
features Of hi. master, which, when expos.
ed To Liucolns servant who stood by,
caused the latter To shed tear, ana utter
loud conyulsy, lamentations. All who
saw il were deeply affected, ior Lincoln
wa. the idol If The army


some days nfer the battle, Capt. Lin
coln'. horse was offered iDr sale at auction.
When tho first bid was announced, the can
teen woman, thonorcd with the sobfiquc,
Of the Great Western, as well from her
yalor aud patriotism as from her eNiraor.
binary size and slrengih,) with whom Lin.
coin was anrspecial iayori,c, stepped Tor.
ward and said that the man who offered
seventy Eve dollars for horse like tha; did
no, want il-lhal shc would give Two hun.
drcd and lily dollars for the animal, aud at
that price ii was knocked down 10 her
When asked what occasion she had for tho
horse, she declared her intention TO keep il
ill an opportunity offered OF forwarding II 10
Lincoln mother, lot whom she designed it
ns a prcseni.-J0urnm Of Commerce.