...hted a gun that brought to the ground a field officer of the enemy.--Being so weak, he called to his aid Captain Deshler, of the staff, who gallantly and nobly assisted him in the working of his gun. Lieut. Chas J. Raine , of Lynchburg, Va., of the same command, also deserves praise, for his soldierly and gentlemanly conduct; nor does a braver or truer heart beat in the breast of any man. Unfortunately, Lieut. R. was ...