Cant. John B. Magrudnr.
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Extract of letter from him. ]-"I was engaged on the eth, 10th, l2th 18th of September, with the enemy. On the 18th, I was struck four times me in the neck, but wounding me very slightly enought, however, to mako me faini-.bnt recover cd in few moments, nnd went on n the action. I was afterwards wounded in the hand by muskct- ball, but can now write. l had two horses shot, though not killed, under me, and my battery, under my immediate command, repulsed FIVE charges of the enemy $ cavalry and infantry. We want rein- forcements dreadfully. ss Let us Fegu- late thetarif of this country here. and we sup

 port our army without costing the United States n cent Every battle we have fought from Palo Alto to the last, has been forlorn hope. -. The MexIcans cannot mako peace with cDFpoyats guard They are ashamed 10 do 1t, and hence the smaIiness of our army encourages the war. We will get no peace: less now than ever, have not heard from home for two months. Here we never part with our swords and pistols for a moment, as assass'ns are In every corner, and a every house