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CkEkkEo, MKxieo, June 6, lS47

 Yessssesy iks qaist of cur Iitsls eoalnaaiS ws9 somplsteit distasbed by ,he public exesatiol bf 1s6rca. wha Nss bsosght ia by Mai caesaliies eomnand with rsoots ci his guilty con neesioa with ops ef shs eatlaw bands. deemed suf- eiens to merit death He was quite heroic having confessed that he wss Lsdroa. knowing the pen ally to bs dssth. He appeared te b. quite favor. ise. particularly with shs ladies' whe were pleading for his life in every dirsesion He was slot in the piazss lookiag fsi n fhs lace ef she hrhg party having lighted his csgss with ( sieaay hand two se- ecnds before the fatal word gave the signal for his death. the AsAfsl teliiss sf shs pArng es anat the shadderihg bowl q his ismale selasssra He eer. taiHiy WIS brave fellow, aud though his execution may act warning to tAe bAnditsscaitered through the country, Il has aroused tssslag o ferengs here that may yet result ia harm ,o some ct aAe strag- g6ns Amssieans.

 It Is said that Scott s "reveling in the Halls Of the MousesunaE" aud that Gen. Tsylos's con- tsmpialsd aesaase has agaia been oreslAs.a by de- pssFlag him uf st of his eEpesss4 r1infsreaments excsps threa q tic new Fegimants Dy fAe by spe4king of tksse nsw rseiments, it seems to ne that Arkansas has aus had fair share n the appoas meais. M

 II M zistsd kess ssrsfzl days sis.ea. ihst Csn. Piaiews in Ksm 0rlssna. hAs taken npen ai.nseIf the s1s1eSis z naEHinsla sssTv d :hs Dsaorrassr eaadlAet4 Ht es6aidsat Well. what win come nsxtt is'ssl.ige Mat people who. fer i>s<ess ksss eaigysa las Messed f..s.'' .ssssssss. shaald aos yet H1f8 fH1xE Izeh th4f <koel& ever keen N5aely .e xlsilsna iniliiary departments ~ fStnss

 rAAss hsss inlerned shst thoss who have not been = fprtanate ss C ksve bssa in ba,,ls. that those uhe easaot hsast cf hssing psrtaksa in some ef she now friamea struggles of sour IittIe army of oesnpaiisn, find themselves s.no whsrs'' whsa they get Co the States, hat although have al. ready gene farther cat of the way in order to be pre- ssnt as m engagement than ai.y of my regiment, EwheFeI .might hear s.ths deep mouthed eannons rear. &e, ystas have been unsuccessful in par. taking in the actual binder of battle. Sshaps had better stay away until the folks at homs End oat that saii IS not gold that gstsrs -as many of our volunteers have this concluded in their search for glory on the plains of Mexico It will do well enough sos tho man of many winters, while raaine upon the wondering upturned faces Of the Iittie eheFahs gathered around his knee, to .ight his hat ties eer again.. and tell eF the blood that was pour sd oat. aud the victories that were woa when haif-hrained stripping he fought. bled and died' under [" Old Rough and Ready" or the :. Hasty Plate of SouP." But during the present mania for President making, nothing bat Bsigsaisr General IS worthy of aotics. and unless man is wiiiag to resign his indepeaaeses and fasten oa to the skirts Of one of inc rival ehieftains, he must sink back forgot and forgetting into the mass of minor be- rees.

 The Arkansas boys afe expected here about the hrit cf the week after next. when you shall hear from me again. although from our isolated situation there is kttfe tha, eaa make letter interesting The habits and customs of the people arc really such fepsoaeh upon hamanity that am 10th to attempt adescnptioa- Aarsvsir, LAW. P $. have just learned that Pike's squadron is s Ass:s=ey, waiting to be mustered out of service there, in order that those who wish may return through Texas, by way of salina, Loredo and San Antonio. sfPe=s:has sh.al esAsass. to se (. Men terey before they lsave bat fear that siiais tomer row or next dsy. have to go to eomargo instead = Frea not being present I may be the lossr--bat ne issPorts. Pike declared to me that he would not go home by land, So that shalt expect to see him here is. fA~ days. if cannot rejoin the company before they leave Urrea is said to be on this side of the mountains with 54oo men--destina,ion this road. We have 50 effective men Ut this post and is rounds of anmanition. so that may either see the other world, before return the city of the Aztees.

 THE -oHrO FlRsr."- The Ohio Legislature. at its last ressoa. passed series of resolutions com plimsntsry to the Ohio Volunteers. One of them reads.

 RssoirsdAy tas Gsasral .dsssabgg af tAs State Of Ohio, That p ihe name a.si on behalf Of the people of Ohio tender 10 the officers and soldiers com. posing the volunteer regiments from the State our thanks and appreciation for their gallant conduct in te several brilliant achievements ia the war with Mexico.

 Gov Bebb. as instructed by the Legislature, for wsrded ths resolutions to Col. Mitchell. commander Of the lst Ohio Regiment, accompanied with the EXECUTIVE DErsnrSEST,1

 CotHmbus. Ohio, Col. A. M MITeHELI, lst Reg't. O. V: My9Amf Sfr--I take great pleasure in forwarding to you the enclosed preamble sAd resolutions pas sed by the Geaerai Assembly Of the State of Ohio wbich you will please cause to be read 10 the eff eeFs and soldiers under tssf essssasad. And you will accept fot yourself. and present to teas asssF7neesof my high estimation of ,hesr pat rlotism as4 gallansry.

 h nithsss whereof. have hereanto set my

 hand An4 tho great seal of the State of Ohio, thle tsnfh dsy of Fehrasy. one thousand ei&Ix haadred and forty -sesen. { ISessxSss gEg M ! s.s. WILLIAM BEBB.s Hc N4 cof9Mnpietfioa, Col, Miieheil has re- ts<zet q |a3ln8 sather pointed rsply: ; 3lGxt xxHe. Mpntkrey, Apsil 27sh. Isfz. Ie fzi sHs3 ths Coz or ahe Ssats of Ohie Q1a Azd fks honoE b fecsivs from you oaeMnalzNl1o4 accompanying some resolutions p4sse& " t1e Leg 3tuFe cf Ohio. payportisg 10 De enmf1imentpfy 0 the Fe1anteess rem that Staiss A the lsf 0Ase negimenk ia ihe onIy sae which A.s hsd se iossgae bs in Tsgalar battle. ant as