Washington 13th April 1848. MY DEAR SIR, I was disappointed in not receiving any letter by the Hibernia from Brussels. Since I wrote you...

Washington 15th April 1848 MY DEAR SIR, Your letter indicates much and mature reflection on the character and tendency of the present grea...

Washington 16th April 1848 MY DEAR ANDREW, Everything here is in a state of uncertainty, in reference to the Presidential election. The pa...

The Curtises In the United States there is a struggle substantially coincident with yours, which is now going on. With us the slave-power ...

Clear and cool; subsequently cloudy. The Washington Chronicle of the 12th, received yesterday, indicates that Washington or Baltimore, or ...

December 29, 1863. My Dearest Mother : We wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. We are very well satisfied with recent A...

Berlin, April 17, 1863. My Dear Motley : You have given me a great pleasure with your letter of the 9th, and I shall be very grateful...

Boppart , Sept. 26, '50. My Dear Sumner : — . . . I leave Boppart this week for England via Paris. ... As for political matters, . ...

Paris , Aug. 20, '50. My Dear Sumner : — I am always cheered by the sight of your “hand-o'-write” and that of your last letter ...

From the Washington Chronicle. General Cameron, American minister to St. Petersburg, now in this city on official business, is known to...

Gotha , June 15, 1861. Even at this distance you are not safe from me. My wife wishes very much to get a copy of the “Confessions of a ...

Dearest Jim , — We are in for the fight at last and we will carry it thro' like men. One week ago to-day appeared the President'...

New York , May 11, 1861. I must write to you, my dear Hillard, although I have nothing to state, to give, or to ask, except, indeed, wh...

Arrival of the Anglo Saxon. PORTLAND, MAINE, Jan. 30. – The Anglo Saxon from Liverpool, 16th, via Queenstown, 17th, arrived here this m...

From the foreign papers it appears that the condition of affairs throughout the great Germanic Confederation, is, in many respects similar...

The market is dull.   The speculators in staple   goods who bought so largely some months ago are now very anxious to sell, and are distre...

The Augsburg Gazette contains letters from Munich, Nuremberg and Stuttgard stating that all the rivers are overflowed.   Between Salzburg ...

If all the ages of the times do not fail, there is a crisis approaching in European affairs, that will require the whole attention of the ...

PORTLAND, March 4. The steamer Norwegian, from Liverpool on the 20 th , Londonderry 21 st ult. arrived this morning. The political news p...

It is of importance to our farmers to know that there is likely to be an immense call for their aid abroad. The German papers indicate that...