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OF all the incidents which 90 to illustrate the
horrors of war, we have seen none which presents
them to the mind in a more striking and powerful
manner than the present condition of the South
Carolina regiment of volunteers. They left their
homes six months ago about 500 strong of this
number 40 died at Vera Cruz or on the march 10
Puebla, and 800 were left sick in the various hos
pitals. About 272 were in condition TO fight in
the late battle, and Of that number 1877 (incudng
their gallant Colonel, PIERCE NJ. BUTLER) were
killed or wounded, leaving meager remnant OF
1885, molety of whom may yet perhaps fall in
battle or perish by disease before the war shall
terminate What a contrast will the return home
of this shattered corps present to the "pride pomp,
and circumstance which attended their enlistment
and departure for the seat of war.


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