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of the a3d. as we went eslk ao battle. he srns testing with his frieads about the eaminp cannon balls and bomb shells, and ir the heat of battle he was lively and eooi ss he was in bis mess in camp

 Il does me good 10 tell the world of many sof our Regiment who fought al Buena Visia There are Deshz. and the two Searcv's. brothers ol Capt Por1erss Company. who gstood snd fought in danger wherever if oF- fered. not only ia one attack or two. but as tong as the battle lasted they were ia the sheld. And must do justice to Col. Roane, whom ! hate as politician. as much a any one on earth. He was with us encouraging and managing our affairs with skIll that | thought he did not possess He shone upon this battle field in better light than ever saw him. He seemed b fight for glory. and combined ii with duty; he stood calm and cheeFed the men, when two rihemen werV shot down on either side of him. and when Ii came .o the charge at the ranch his sabre Dell about like streak of lightning on Inc Mexicans, and their blood Is upon ii now He led, and did nos choose saEety's side fol himself. andshere IS not oae oG us thai does not feel he hOnored our state by his gallant bearing al Buena Vista.

 N Dr. Rcane heard that Fnnk Ross. oul Sergeat Major. wss wounded, and he wesl out into the fight to see him; he was neal getiing his head shoot of by it Frank i, only slightly shot

 Doubtless you will hear from some oihei couespondent-so no more at present, bu renaain yours--tiii the next battle

 W. QUESENBURY.