COL. CLAY.
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A circumstance, interesting as regards the lamented son of MT. Clay, was commu- nicated day or two since 10 the editors of the Home Journal, says that paper, by one of our frs, citizens. An officer of the ar> my, in lel,er to this gentleman says:

 " Poor Clay. whc as we'll as myself was West Point Cadet, chanced, just before he fell, to meet one of Santa Anna's bearers of a flag oftruce, on his way to General Tay> Tor. He instantly recognized, in this officer of the enemy's, an old school fellow and former intimate friend. They jumped to- gether, shook hands aud parted, and few minutes after Col, Clay headed the charge in which he lost his life 50 gallan,ly."