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 Killed--ls, Lieut.. Fred. B. Nelson, com. handing company, 20 Lieut. c. C. Gill, com pany F. Both these officers were from Memphis.

 WoHnded--Lieut. Col D. II. Cumming slightly; Mai. Robert Farqueharson, (of the Isl Texas volunteers, assigned 10 this regi- meni for lhe day) severely; 1st Lieut. Wm ' Yearwood, morally, 2d Lieut. James Forrest slightly Capt A. II. Murray. severely; 2d Lieut. George T. Souiherland, Kentucky vol un,eers, severely. The regiment when in action, numbered less than 400 men, and it's loss was @ in killed and wounded La Vega Sas in command of the Cerrc Gordo on the first day of the fight, but . deserter from our dragoons. German, go ing into shen camp at night, and inform'ns them thai the main attack was to be made on the rlgh. of their line--she work SC fercely attacked by Gen. Pillow, he changed places with Gen. Vasaaez. The latter, as have already stated, was killed. La Veg defeh.rd his pos. anal the lines of tue enc my were completely turned. Several Msxi can Colonels have been killed, but thei names have been unable to learn. A bro ther of Gen. La Vega. colonel of artillery was severely, and, as is supposed, morally wounded

 1 Hundreds Of cases Of individual gallsnir, in ssormlng the diifsreas heights, are men toned. Col. Childs led on his command ol