Clear and pleasant. Operations now must be initiated by the enemy. Gen. Lee writes that he is too weak to attempt to dislodge the Yankees ...

Mr. A. ——, editor of the ——, recommends the Secretary of War to get Congress to pass, in secret session, a resolution looking to a reconstru...

Dispatches from both Beauregard and Whiting indicate a belief of an intention on the part of the enemy to attempt the capture of Charleston...

Had a letter from Commodore Wilkes Monday evening, complaining that injustice was done him in my Annual Report. The letter was studiously i...

More projects from the Southwest. Mr. Jno. A. S. has just arrived from New Orleans, where, he states in his communication to the government...

Boston , June 27, 1862. My Dear Mr. Sumner , — The inclosed 1 will explain itself. If you don't object, you may think it worth sen...

It is sickening to behold the corruption of the commercial men, which so much wounds our afflicted country. There are large merchants here ...

I cannot perceive that our army increase[e]s much in strength, particularly in Virginia. The enemy have now over 660,000 in the field in va...