Gen. Lovell, it is said, will be tried by a court-martial. The same has been said of Generals Magruder and Huger. But I doubt it. SO...

Gen. Huger has been relieved of his command. He retains his rank and pay as major-general “of ordnance.” Gen. Pope, Yankee, has been...

Once more all men are execrating Gen. Huger. It is alleged that he again failed to obey an order, and kept his division away from the posit...

And Gen. Johnston, I learn, has had his day. And Magruder is on “sick leave.” He is too open in his censures of the late Secretary of War. ...

In Chester still. I climb these steep steps alone. They have all gone, all passed by. Buck went with Mr. C. Hampton to York. Mary, Mrs. Hug...

The committee (Congressional) which have been investigating the Roanoke Island disaster have come to the conclusion, unanimously, and the H...

Such astounding events have occurred since the 8th instant, such an excitement has prevailed, and so incessant have been my duties, that I ...

The department leaves Gen. Wise to his superior officer, Gen. Huger, at Norfolk, who has 15,000 men. But I understand that Huger says Wise h...

More of Gen. Winder's men came with a Mr. Stone, whom they knew and vouched for, and who wanted a passport merely to Norfolk. I asked i...

One of the papers has a short account of the application of Stone in its columns this morning. One of the reporters was present at the inte...

It is as though we woke up in a barrack. No! There is the distinction, that in the passages slaves are moving up and down with cups of iced...

Gen. Winder informed me to-day that he had been ordered to release Mr. Custis; and I learned that the Secretary of War had transmitted orde...

Quite a commotion has been experienced in official circles by the departure of Mr. W. H. B. Custis, late Union member of the Virginia Conve...

The enemy, knowing our destitution of gunboats, and well apprised of the paucity of our garrisons, are sending expeditions southward to dev...

Gen. Winder and all his police and Plug Ugly gang have their friends or agents, whom they continually desire to send to Maryland. And often...

My husband has come. He believes from what he heard in Richmond that we are to be recognized as a nation by the crowned heads across the wa...

Mem says she feels like sitting down, as an Irishwoman does at a wake, and howling night and day. Why did Huger let McClellan slip through...

A battle 1 is said to be raging round Richmond. I am at the Prestons’. James Chesnut has gone to Richmond suddenly on business of the Mili...

Washington , December 21, 1860. To His Excellency F. W. Pickens, Governor of South Carolina: Sir: Your confidential letter to the P...

charleston , December 20, 1860. Hon. W. H. Trescot. You are authorized and requested to withdraw my letter by Dr. Hamilton immedia...