An officer of the Signal Corps reported, yesterday, the force of Gen. Keyes, on the Peninsula, at 6000. To-day we learn that the enemy is i...

We have nothing additional from Vicksburg or from the Potomac, but there is a rumor of fighting near Leesburg. The first installment of...

Gen. Lee telegraphs from Culpepper Court House yesterday, that Gen. Rhodes captured Martinsburg, Sunday, 14th inst., taking several guns, o...

From Winchester we have many accounts, in the absence of official reports (Gen. Lee being too busy in the saddle to write), which have exal...

The city has been gladdened by the reception of this dispatch from Gen. Lee: “ june 15th, 1863. “His Excellency, Jefferson Davis. ...

We have nothing from the West to-day. But it is believed that Hooker is retiring toward Manassas — that fatal field — where another (and th...

Nicolay leaves to-day for the Rocky Mountains. . .   Had a little talk with the President about Milroy. Says Halleck thinks Schenck never h...

This morning opened up bright and pleasant. Camp located and tents put up. A busy day. We have here with us a battalion of cavalry known as...

The weather for the past few days has been very bad, making our duty very severe. Picket and guard must be done. These cold storms make the...

Orders received from General Hooker to evacuate the Maryland Heights. All supplies and munitions that could be moved loaded on canal boats ...

Scouts brought in many prisoners. All were obliged to report to the General at headquarters. I very often heard the conversation. One quest...

Last night we were under arms, ready for a call to duty at any moment. Prisoners report that Ewell has about forty thousand men with eighty...

Last night our position was changed from the south to the east side of the town, on the Berryville road. The night was a very dark, stormy ...