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SERGENNr RYLEY.-The N. Y Commercial
has the following notice of Sergeant Ryley, re-
Gently hung in Mexico, with his seventy-two
companions:


Sergeant Ryley, the dese,ter, was wellkno
by many in this community. He was recruit
ing sergeant for some time, and kept the rem
devious next to the corner of Cedar, in Wash
lngton street. RyIey eaaa of vsry large
frame, more than six feet high. He was so--
merly sergeant in the Goth regiment of the
British army, stationed in Canada, from which
he deserted, and came to this city. Shortly af-
ter he joined the United States army; and being
well skilled in his profession, was sent to West
Point, where he acted as drill sergeant for some
time.