From our Regiment.
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We have been favored, says the Fayetteville
Carolinian, with the perusal of letter received
by gentleman in this place from Sergeant OF
the Cumberland and Bladen Company, dated
Monterey, June %, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts;


Our Regiment has suffered severely by sick
ness. The two Edgecombe companies have suffer-
ed more than any other companies in the regi-
ment-they were large companies when they left
N. Carolina, but both companies will not make one
now. Our company has since its arrival at Ca
margo, lost seven men, and we have all.the time
averaged from 10 to IL the sick list. Those that
have died are VIM. Caison, Rich'd Johnson, VIM.
M. Whitley, T. H. Josey. Daniel Melvin, (BladeE, }
E. James, and COrpl. Samuel R. Richards.


"The Caswell Company, within three weeks,
lost nine men their names are w. H. Glasgow,
Rich'd R. Wright, BENZ. Cossands, B. B. Chan
A. Cox. J. Boyce, J. H. Miller and Yancy Carver"