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Cot WArsoS.-Licul. Bowie, Of the Maryland
battalion, IN a letter written to q friend IN BALI.
more, nn extract Of which i published IN The Sun,
gives tho following touching description Of Col
Watson:


The wound was received from a .i1e ball, which
passed through his neck, entering on thu right side
and passing out the let, scyerng in IL progress
the iugulur vein. Language is inadequate to por-
Tray my feelings when saw him iall; tears came
unbidden u my eyes lleedesof the danger,
threw myself at his side; aud by bathing his pefcb-
ed lips aud ieyered forehead, and loosing bis origat,
endeavored 10 alleviate the suIerngs be did not
seem to feel lie endrayorod to speak. but in
vain; and he breathcd his last be took from his
side bis trusty sword and presented Il to m. with
squeeze Of the hand which would not have cx.
changed for the glory obla.ned by any one person
on that eventiul day; aud as wiped a tear from
my eye, his soul winged iis fight lie died with
a smile upon hs counI0nance the most placid
death | ever witnessed Having procured some
assistance, moved him out OF the way of the
Lancerp, who came dashing down the street. and
paslad on 10 other scenes Of carnage and strife.
Il was the last time ever saw him TO mc, ne
to all Of us he had beena true friend