mand, must be stamped upon the history of Canada ; so the kindness of C. E. Casgrain will ever be recollected, by these corps so long as one remains who is now numbered in either of these regiments. »
Quelques mois après passa encore un autre régiment : le 11me qui reçut le même accueil. Il était commandé par un officier très-distingué, le colonel George Goldie, qui lui aussi exprimait à votre père le cas qu’il faisait de ses services.
« I am really, écrivait-il, utterly at a loss how to express to you all my sincere feelings of thanks for your very great kindness which you have so constantly shown to myself and to every individual of my regiment, on the many occasions we passed through your part of Canada. Your marked attentions to all our wants, is the more to be valued and estimated from the fact that, without it, we should
