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The following letter is published i'll the Uorces-
ter Egis, and fully justfes the remark of that pa
per that it is in the soothing and delicate strain
that pervades other similar communications from
the great and amiabe General, showing that while
he has courage for thousand battles, his noble
heart is deeply touched by the fall of one brave
and accomplished officer than by all the triumphs
of the war -