Arkansas officers.
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MAJOR BoRL.Np. It gives us great pleasure To notice the arrival the Is, inst of this gentleman After an absence of eighteen months, during which tIns he has undergone every species of priyaiion and danger, nciient to hard campaign, he returns to the enjoyments and comforts of homc His cor re%pondence, which, from time to time, we have given rcadcrs, will afford some idea of the diff cnltes he has encountered, and the official report of Gen. Worth. published below, is proud tribute to lis bravery and cooncss in the field:

 Gen. Wqrth in closing his report of the battle of Moline del Rey says:

 "l desire to express mr particular obligations to Mai. BoRLANp. ATkansas volt ntecrs, lately Dris- Oncr of war; C. w Kendall. Esq, of Loui,ilna Capt Wyse, and Mir Hargous. army agent who came upon tho field, volunteered their acceptable services, and conducted themselves, in the trans mission of orders. with conspicuous gallantry."

 1n his report of the battle of Merico, he says;

 @Capt- MacEali. assistant adjutant general, woun- dei Capt Pemberton, wounded: Lieut.. Scmmes, (navy;) LieHt. W ood, Aidde-camp; and Lieut.. Hard castle, typographical engineers; and Woodbridge division commissary; Major BoRLASp and c. W. kendall, volunteer aids-de camp, the latter woun- ded; each exhibited habtua galianry, intelligence and devotion.''

 Capt. 1. Wood

 To this officer indebted for copy, han Ncu " Dy thaJeT Dotldno, Oi "tnlefCepteu Lfi- ters. !" taken from the Mexicass They were printed in the city of Mexico. and we shall take an early opportunity of making extracts from them. In ano- ther column will he seen letter from It. FElCH tor which we are under obligations to Gov. Drew It will be seen Capt. Wood has behaved himself gallany in hij march 10 the city of Mexico and has proven himself every inch soldier

 CAPT. C. (. DASLEY.--We regret to ieara, fsom Maj Bo'land. that Capt. D. is still suffering y from the wound of which mention is made in the report of Gen. Quitman It is hard fate that, af- t,r his long march. his illness, his imprisonment and serviee in battle he should be deprived still of the society of his relations and the warm welcome which awaits him from his fellow citizens Extract from Gen. Quitman's report:

 "Capt G. T, NJ. Davis late Of the Illinois resi- ment, and Capt, DANLEr, late of the Arkansas cav airy, aesea as volunteer aids. The former was ac. lively and constantly engaged in every part of he held, eenreying my orders, and bringing up anmn- hilton aad supplies The latter after having con. yeyed my orders 10 the volunteer regiment through gaihng fire, was severely wounded while resn ming hs position me in iron, of the frs, batie- y on the Cbapuepee road. Both of these gentle men acted with distinguished gaiIsntsy''