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We are pleased to see that Sergeant Ryley, the
deserter was not an Irishman, as we could not be-
Iieve-he halls from England. The New York
Commercial says he /" was we'll known in this
community He was recruiting sergeant for some
time, and kept the rendezvous next to the corner
of Cedar, in Washington street Ryley was man
Of very1lnrge frame; more than six feet high. He
was formerly a sergeant in the Goth Regiment OF
the British army, stationed in Canada, from which
he deserted. and came 10 this city. Shortly after
he joined the United States army, and being we'll
skilled in his professions was sent to West Point,
where he acted as drill sergeant for some time. "