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AN INCIDENT AT CERRo GoRDo = The Nashville Wing publishes a letter, w iIien by Tennessee Volunteer, which relates the following:

 Gen. Pillow has proven himself 10 be mar and soldier. A more indus.r- ous, brave and en,erprisin9 Gene, al is not in fhe army. Whtre the balls show cred thickest and and fastest W S h, seen ard his voice heard encouraging the men. lnrushing forward he receiv. ed a ball in his arm which somew hat disabled him. N hlle the surgeon was hastily dressing his wound our regimen, was passtng him., ard seeing our cap tam leading on his boys. oh ering and encouraging iheW by hls fearless dar,, E. the General Ieaped up ss if he had for gotten his wound, and cried out, ~Gp i, my Cheatham ! hufra my brave boys ? He was soon commanding again. and stayed on the field till the enemy sur> rendered.