Left the picket line again, returned to Camp Jackson, started for Darnestown by six o'clock, and arrived there by eight o'clock P. M...

Office of the Tribune,              New York, Aug. 9, 1864 (Tuesday) Dear Sir: Your dispatch of Saturday only reached me on Sunda...

Mr. Sedgwick on Friday wished a pass to visit Stover, the convict in Fort Lafayette, and would get from him statements that would open frau...

I had a call from Mr. Sedgwick, who yesterday proposed visiting Stover in Fort Lafayette and getting from him a confession as to those who ...

Hiram Barney, Collector at New York, called on me. Is feeling depressed. The late frauds, or lately discovered frauds, annoy him. . . . ...

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, September 20 , 1861 .   Maj. Gen. JOHN E. WOOL, Commanding, Fort Monroe, Va.: GENERAL: Your communicati...

Gen. Lee has left the city. His troops, encamped thirty miles north of Richmond, marched northward last night. So it is his determination t...

Head-quarters, Department of the East, New York City, May 20,1804. Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: I have arrested and am sen...

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST, New York City, December 15 , 1863 . Maj. Gen. H. W. HALLECK, General-in-Chief: GENERAL: In y...

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA, Baltimore, Md., September 5 , 1861 . Maj. Gen. G. B. MCCLELLAN, Commanding Army of the Potom...

To-day the secession fires assumed a whiter heat. In the Convention the Union men no longer utter denunciations against the disunionists. T...

One would naturally suppose that Geo. W. Jones, after his arrest for treasonable correspondence with the arch traitor Jeff. Davis and incar...

CAMP, November 21, 1863. I see by the papers that our son has been sent to Fort Lafayette. Any place would be better than Fort Monroe w...

A memorable day.   C.[abinet] C.[ouncil] called at the unusual hour of 9 a. m. to consider of Gen. Scott’s letter to sec: [of] War, declari...

At the election to be held in Indiana next October, Congressmen are to be chosen with minor State officers (Secretary, Treasurer, &c.,)...

. . . Ex-Minister, etc., it appears did not fail to call on the editor of the Democrat , while in this city, and receive a little of his sy...

In the Senate, March 25th, Mr. LATHAM said: I have a resolution that I shall offer, and I beg the indulgence of the Senate while I make...

The ex-Hon. Geo. W. Jones, having been released from Fort Lafayette, by a recent decision affecting that class of rebels, is expected home a...

Among the rebel officers captured at Fort Henry is a young man named Geo. R. G. Jones, who commanded an artillery company.   He is a renegad...

Geo. W. Jones, the Iowa traitor, is now in Fort Lafayette.   A few feeble remonstrances against his incarceration were made by some of the n...