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II is wiih pleasure ,hat we Eiake the following extract from lsser written by Capt Allen the day before tho loss sf his boat ic the central commit tee. upon whom derolyes ;he charge of erecting a uonamsnt to the yalanteess of oar State who have fallen in battle A dreadful calamity prevents his accomplishing this purpose, bu; he is not the less entitled to the gratitude and thanks of the commit tee for his generous ofEsf.

 -As asy mite toward ihis parpase. would re- spectfuily oier to transport on the steamer New Hampshire. the rsmains from New Orleans ,e their last resting place aad the committee having them tn ehaIge) free of expense.

 sstf the estepa spd honor .hss every man mus; have Cor bsave men who die fighting ihe battles cf their country were not incentive enough 10 induce me to make this proposition gratitude alone for the many isvosx shown toward me in past years by the people of Arkansas gsneraily would prompt me to show this tribute of respect for their ilhs;riOus dead.