OFFICERS OF THE ARMY FROM

 THIS COUNTY.
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Litchfield county, usually foremost In important enterprises, is, we think, toler' ably we'll represented ut the seat of war; Let us see.

 Mai. Edmund Kirby, chief of the pay department in the army under General Scott, is a native of this village-a son of the late Hon. Ephraim Kirby.

 Capt. H. ". Vessels, of the 2d Infant ry, Col. Riley, in Gen. ScotI's army is a native of this town.

 Lieut.. ". c. Peek, U. s. Corps of Top ographical Engineers, attached to Gen. KearRey's army at Santa Fe, is from this towR. An interesting no.Ice of his journey across the prairies from Santa Fe to St. Louis, will be found in our col> umns to>day.

 Lieut.. John Sedga0;ck, of the 2d Artilie> ry, is from Cornwall.

 Lieut.. Bisseu, paymaster of the Regi- ment of New England Volunteers, is a native of this town. The citizens of New Haven recently presented him with a splendid sword.

 Lieut.. Charles c. Gill, of the Tennes- see Volunteers, who was killed at the battle of Cerro Gordo was son of Mir. Lyman Gill, tailor, late of this town.

 Capt. E. K. Smith, of the 5th Infantry. under General Taylor, is son of the late Col. Joseph L, Smith, ofthis village. and was born here.

 Edward Bssell is a Purser, and Geo B Bissell Midshipman, in the U $ Navy, both from this town,