Hon. X. Pickens Butler.

Letter from Col Butler fo Gen. Wo,ts.
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SAN AUGUsTiN, Aug. ", IS47.

 Dear Genera: We here in tribu' a ion. I can but hope however it IS but temporary It is order ed that this division remain as protection 10 the train. There is gloom us all while am one who believes Mete irW 6e fighting enough for aH The moral effect is whitening. The regiment though weak in numbers, is up to the full point and trust South Carolina may have apace in the pie ture. We have been watching you and your divis- ion for the last two days with fraterna affection but the entire voice of the army, where have been or heard is unbounded confidence in Worth" "So mote t be-" But have strayed from the principal point or purpose of my note. which is to say, our friend, Col. Dickinson. more impatient. and not so long soldier as myself, desires place nearer the flashing of the guns; and with good taste wishes to get near you. if you can make him useful, he will feel much gratifed. I am aware you are surroun- ded with talented staff, but little more of good thing will render it not the less complete or etfec tual. am, my dear General, yonIs sincerely

 P. Nj. BUTLER, s. c. V.

 Gen. ". J. Worth. Comd'g. &c