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From MoNrErEY.-Thc Frgin" roi,o
tncrS-.memtt o" the Inf oft0H Brg4-
The New Orleans National contains a
letter from Monterey, dated Aug. %.
which says:


Gen. Wool remains at Buena Vista,
with the Mississippi rifles, the North
Carolina regiment, Col. Tibbats; will
garrison Monterey. Several detachments
will be placed at the posts below, whilst
Gems. Gushing ard Lane; with heir res
pcctve brigades, will go South. Gen.
Taylor returns home in November.


Several men have been killed here
lately, bet nothing else could be expect
ed, as the Americans walk through the
out Of way places Of the town, at all
times ofthe night. unarmed and perfectly
reckless Of cXposure.-However, if blood
can appcasc their names, their ghosts
will never stalk the earth, for they are
always amply provided with Mexican
comrades. En- passant Of the Virginians;
although we laugh at their old dominion
pride and their odd notions, Justice COM
pelS US to say tllat theV are the SoNereSt,
most orderly ard finest looking body Of
men, as whole, in the service. There
is one thing can be said Of them of which
Tie volunteers are generally neglecttul,
that is they dress uniformly and cleanly
which adds much to their fine appear
ance.


Some fend in human shape la night
made terrible illustration of "little
more grape Capt. Bragg" for he placed
under the be- Of the gallant soldier an
s inch bomb shell, with train leading
off by which it was lgnited. The eXplo-
SION was terrific, but ortunately the Cap
tain received no injury. Two Of the
missiles went through his bed without
touching him. His escape is looked up
on as miraculous, the contents Of the
she'll having been scattered around or a
huh' tired wards Nora Sc as ned tar
this attempt upon Capt }"'g4'~ ii" ">rep
that some of his men TIL k he j. to- r,ern
in hl, discipline. Ihisi~toe second n"c,up
npon bis life.