Port Tobacco Times, And Charles County Advertiser

INTERESTING CEREMONY.--We learn from the Norfolk Beacon that a scene of touching interest occurred at Fortress Monroe a few days ago. This was the return, to the domicil of Col. Walbach, of the war-worn flag, which had waved on to so many victories the gallant 4th Regiment of Artillery. Rent and perforated with balls, it still clings to the staff, from which the spear head was torn away in one of the fierce conflicts that distinguished the onward movement of our army. Its bearer, shot through the heart, yielded it only with dying hand, to the brave Lieut. Benjamin, who planted it firmly on the memorable heights of Contreras.