We crossed the Potomac River to-day at I P.M., and camped in Williamsport, Maryland, on the banks of the Potomac. Two miles to-day. The rive...

Left this morning at 8 o'clock, got to Middleburg, Pa., at 11, passed through it, and got to Green Castle at half past one. Eleven miles...

Here all day. Tom Tiotter and myself went out to buy something to eat, but when we came to a house, they would close their doors in our face...

Left here this morning, got to Chambersburg at 12 M. Went three miles on the north side of town on picket—14 miles to-day. We passed through...

 Marched on, passed through Leesburg, Canada, Hockinsville, and Centerville, all small villages. We got to Carlisle, Pa., at sundown. Marche...

No. 195. Reports of Col. James C. Rice, Forty-fourth New York Infantry, commanding regiment and Third Brigade. HDQRS. FORTY-FOURTH...

No. 338. Reports of Col. William Gamble, Eighth Illinois Cavalry, commanding First Brigade. HDQRS. FIRST CAVALRY BRIGADE,     June...

Vienna, July 24, 1863. Dearest Mary : I wrote yesterday and said that I would write again to-day, thinking you would like to listen t...

[June 26, 1863.] Yesterday General Hunter was here on his way to Princeton. I had a long talk with him. He says Montgomery is a natural...

Camp White, Charleston, West Virginia , July 8, 1863. Dear Mother: — . . . We received the news of the capture of Vicksburg last nigh...

Camp White , July 6, 1863. Dear Uncle : — . . . I propose to take in your bank twenty-five hundred dollars stock in Lucy's name. Pl...

Camp White, West Virginia , July 1, 1863. Dear Uncle : — Lucy and family left here today. They go to Ross County. They will probably vi...

Lagrange, Tenn., July 1, 1863. Everything moves quietly here. No more alarms or anything else to "bust" the confounded monoto...

Letters from Georgia to-day assure the government that the grain crops of that State will afford a surplus sufficient for the army, cavalry...