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nt and patriotic speeches. This morning Major Raguet took up the line of march again in advance. On leaving, the Colonel turned out the remainder of his regiment and gave us a hearty farewell for a few days. We will proceed 25 miles below El Paso, and there remain until the Colonel comes up. The prospects are, that you will soon hear of news of interest from us. General Sibley is up here, and the Second regiment will be up here in a few days. The General is a man of too much energy and sleet, I shall let you know it. It has not done so yet, though it is cloudy and quite cool tonight. Oh! what delightful climate and weather. It will cure any ordinary pulmonary disease or dyspepsia to travel as we have. Eight Miles Above El Paso, Dec. 16. Yesterday we passed the great ordeal in getting the command through the fort and city without halting or breaking ranks, trying to escape the small-pox. Fifteen cases in Major Waller's command at Fort Bliss, and sixty cases above