Liiilvi * liui uavuniuy strong* con-stitution, and half masculine habits, carried her through the campaign without discovery, and although she was in the immediate neighborhood of-her affianced for weeks, sho did not dare to discover herself to him,for fear that he would, out of con-• • • . •side ration'for herself, make her caseknown, and force her to return.* • *. * * 1 * ‘ »Not till .the.day arrived wlien theiterm of:service of the; regiment expired, did she dare to give wa y to her womanly impulses, and falling in the arms of her lover, assure him of the pluck and- bravery whichshrunk at no exposure or hardship,■ *aud proved the' strength of her woman’s devotion. So long as our Yankee girls exhibit such bravery and endurance, surely we should be recreants indeed,did we show any signs or receding in this struggle.— Brooklyn Times.Prospects for a Goon Fat.t.