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We have received letter rom an officer of the battalion of Arkansas Volunteers dated at Fort Glb son. l2th of April. of which the eiollowing is an ex. tact

 "SIK:-I have just received orders that the bat tstion will be mustered ou, of service on the 20th inst. This is highly gratifying to the feelings of nearly every man and although we have not had opportunity of sharing in the field of battle the priyaons and the glory that has been so nobIy won by the volunteers, yet feel proud of the heroism of Veil; but deeply mourn his loss His is a loss indeed; and those who have been foremost in tra- ducing his character, will now be hushed and join in paying just tribute 10 his name. The battalion is in fine health.''