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LETTERS roR THE AKMY,--We cannot better serve Col Hunts purpose and oblige those writing to the army than by the publication Of his letter. t is singular that in simple matter as this so many biunders should be committed :---P Pieayuns.

 EEw OaLEAss. Julg g, ls4T

 Editors Pieaynns Persons writing to their friends in the army in Mexico should not put their letters under cover to the Qusftstmastsr at New Orleans, or address them to his care. They shoulc be addressed to the particular individuals for whom intended. stating in each the regiment, and if known, the eompany, to which he belongs Many letters have come to the Post Office here (postage aot pad) addressed simply to the QaartesmasteF or put under cover 10 me. Both are wrong, as am about to be absent. those IF the latter case might follow me 10 distant point. and would not reach their destination for a long time.

 f.yF. HUNT, Deputy Qnastermaster General,