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1.-The Lyuchburg Virginian refers io,a Iettersin
lts possession from an officer in the. u S. sArmv.
Gated Jaiapa, August 90, which gives more par.
hculars Of the adventures of the train commanded
oy MaJ aLailyS on its route up. .athan we have ye,
seen: oa .as5slsI =


~ "The train was more harrassed than any other,
in consequence OF the beliefsthat it had large
amount of specie. q 1t met the enemy on the l0th


l2h, 18th and 10th of August, and cut its wav
through in every instance with loss, in lhe ag.
gregate, of more than eighty men. Twelve were
killed and several Of the wounded afterwards died


MAJOR Lalfy received ball on the 18th, when
near Jalapa, through his neck. Capt Calwell


Of the Vohigeurs, and Capt Cummings, of the
l1th Infantry, both from Vrginia.; and Captain
Clark, Of North Carolina, were severely wounded


the first in the head, and the second in the, leg.
LieutenaEts Adams, of the Marine Corps, Win
der and 'Cramer, Of the new Regiments, were also
very badly wounded Little hopes were enter
tained of the recovery of Its. Adams and Winder.
With these exceptions all the wounded were doing
well and considered out of danger Capt q. G.
Hunter, who, as we mentioned some time ago, on
the strength of article in the Union, highly dis
tinguished himself was in command Of all the
troops-aboul l20O-at Jalapa." -.;... ...,..-.