VAUGHAN, LOUISE LAMBERTSON. Sleet storm.

"'I appeared to feel the warm breath of it displacing the sleet-laden wind.

It was a bitter cold day; but between the sleet squalls I was able to trace the coast westward as far as Cape Liptrap over the low neck connecting Wilson's Promontory with the main, and forming the south-western shore of Corner Basin; and eastward beyond Shallow Inlet,* where the Clonmel steamer was lost.

The sleet-winds blow; But all is right: the fight is won, The winter-fight for Donelson.