Bright, beautiful weather, with frosty nights. The dispatches I cut from the papers to-day are interesting. Gen. Wise, it appears, has met...

Clear and windy. There is nothing new that I have heard of; but great apprehensions are felt for the fate of Mississippi—said to be penetrat...

We have over forty of the escaped Federal officers. Nothing more from Gens. Wise and Finnegan. The enemy have retreated again on the Peninsu...

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

Averill has escaped, it is feared. But it is said one of his regiments and all his wagons will be lost. Gen. Longstreet writes (16th...

In The Woods. — How does that sound for a location to date from? Yesterday long toward night our train started from its abiding place and...

The grand change has come and a car load of prisoners go away from here to-day. Although the Bucks and myself were the last in prison, we a...

Thirteen months ago to-day captured one year and one month. Must be something due me from Uncle Sam in wages, by this time. All come in a l...

Guard said that orders were not to talk with any of the prisoners, and above all not to let us get hold of any newspapers. No citizens are ...

In The Woods Near Doctortown Station, No. 5, Ga . — A change has come over the spirit of my dreams During the night the cars ran very slow,...

Hendryx sent me in to-day from the outside a dozen small onions and some green tea   No person, on suddenly being lifted from the lowest de...

Well, I was out from under rebel guard for an hour or so any way. Hurt my side though, and caught a little cold. Am sore somewhat. Have giv...

News of exchange and no officers over from Libby to issue clothing. Extra quantity of wood. Rebels all drunk and very domineering. Punish f...

Cold, threatening rain or snow all day.   . . . In the evening reports from Raleigh. Three of Company K, Thirtieth, and young Henderson, sc...

We find in the Syracuse Courier and Union the narrative of Francis Colehan, an escaped soldier from the rebel army at Pensacola, from whic...