This morning about 800 more prisoners came in. Most of them were from my brigade, as well as from Dole's Georgians. I was surprised to s...

Crocker, Hovey and Logan's Divisions driving the enemy at the point of the bayonet throught Champion Hills. We rolled out of b...

SEMINARY, Sunday Evening, January 29, 1860. DEAR GENERAL: I received this p.m. your official letter on the rumor in town that some cade...

Clear Creek, Miss ., September 29, p. m. As we were studying tactics together, preparatory to a battalion drill, our brigade commander ...

I sent an extract from my Diary of yesterday to the Hon. T. H. Watts, Minister of Justice. I know not whether he will appreciate its import...

Camp Jones, Flat Top. — The warmest day of the season. The men are building great bowers over their company streets, giving them roomy and ...

We all went to a review of General Liddell's brigade at Bellbuckle, a distance of six miles. There were three carriages full of ladies,...

I paid a long visit this morning to Mr Lynn the British Consul, who told me that he had great difficulty in communicating with the outer wo...

News from Fitz Lee's fight; it was not disastrous as at first reported; many were wounded, many captured, and but four killed. But four...

We are now anticipating a fight at Hanover Junction. General Lee fell back to that point on Sunday last, for some good purpose, no doubt. O...

A. M., very cold but looks as if the storm was at an end and bright weather come again. P. M., a lovely day. Rode with Avery on the Logan R...

To-day Congress passed an act providing for the termination of martial law within thirty days after the meeting of the next session. This w...

NEW YORK, May 9. Gen. Marcy telegraphs the following: WILLIAMSBURG, May 8. Gen. McClellan, on the 6th inst., had a most decis...