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Kendall, of the Picayune, writing from Puebla, Mexico, July 18th, says that the South Carolina Regiment has suffered from sickness more than any other Regiment in the service. It was thought that the Northern regiments would suffer most in the tropics, but the New Workers and South Carolini ans have been, as il were, side and side, and the former have had but few cases on the sick list comparatively. The South Carolinians, out of 91O strong when first mustered, now turn out but about 400. Oi the other 500 some l4O have died, 200 have been len sick in the rear, and the rest are now in the hospi tai here. The health of the regiment is improving, however, and many are con. valescing.