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CoNDIrIoN or rmE NoLuNrEERs.-The
n. o. La PaIria speaks as follows Of tho
Volunteers who have returned homc.-
Last Monday the Louisiana Volunteers Of
Capt. Banchard's Company arrived hese
from Vera Cruz. Those who have been
seen in tho streets excite compassion as
much by their evident illnoss as by the
wretched state Of their clothing. Accord.
ing to letters from Vera Cruz and Jaiapa
all tho volunteers who have served out their
time are altogether opposed 10 continuing
in the service. There are many Of them
who have sill two or three months TO serve
who long for the moment when they can
embark TO return TO the bosom of their
families. Those who have completed their
terms of service and have been to the las.
moment in the active army, present a spec.
iacle Of misery and disease too painful to
lie described.