little daughter of Thos. Dickson of the Ninth ward, severely burned on Friday died of her injuries.Testimonial of Respect.Camp Pikrpoxt, October ”let, J8G1. /At a meeting of the Pittsburgh liiiles, Company A, 9th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, the death of lieutenant Evans R, Darlington having been announced,- it was, by the Company, unani* mooslyResolved, That, in the death of our ro* spected and beloved officer, wcv have sustained a loss which fills our hearts with sorrow. TV e knew him as an officer, faith. ful and efficient in the discharge of every duty; as a friend, always ready to respond to the call of true friendship and as a companion, kind and genial in his intercourse with us. TVe knew him as a man, upright SBd honorable in every business relation. Wo knew him as a patriot, who loved his country bettor than his lifa — We knew him as a Boldier, ever ready to meet “the shadowy future without fear and with a manly heart.”Resolved, That while we thus bear earnest testimony to the worth of our departed officer and friend, in these, tho more public relations of life; we do sincerely sympathise with those who mournhim as a son, a husband and -a brother._May “ He who doeth all things well” sustain and-comfort them, in this their hour of deep affliction.Resolved, That the Company wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty day3.Resolved, That this testimonial of our appreciation of the character and worth of our late officer be published in the daily papers of Pittsburgh—and a coDy of the same be transmitted to the wife and family of the deceased.* -k* W. SMITH, President.xL btlet Howard, Secretary.CAjCLRVIEdiMteV\resePlt;WiticthCOupcuClw tluOvreivilt;oil