Mr. Reuter sends me a telegram from Queenstown of the American news. 1. The conference invited by Virginia met on the 4th, and re-assembled ...

AT HOME, near Thibodeaux, La., October 25, 1860. MY DEAR SHERMAN: It is long since we last communed, but both of us have been travelers, a...

We find the following in the Baltimore Papers. With regard the Sumner’s statement, we may remark that it disagrees, in important particulars...

Nothing of moment from the armies, although great events are anticipated, soon. On Saturday, Gen. Winder's or Major Griswold's ...

Alas! that this news should find us still embarrassed, and still diddling with the negro question!   Alas! That we should still have one wa...

Among my London acquaintances was Mr. Edward Ellis, a member of Parliament himself, and, I think, with one or two sons also in that body. H...

And now (Nov 27) Count Gurouski 65 tells me   that Prentice 66 has come out, in bitter denunciation of Cameron — in   shape of a Washingt...

From the day you left here until the present time there has been no improvement in public affairs, save General McClellan's accession t...

WASHINGTON, January 29 , 1861 . To JAMES GLYNN, commanding the Macedonian; Capt. W. S. WALKER, commanding the Brooklyn, and other nav...

We have information that Stonewall Jackson, one of the best generals in the Rebel, and, in some respects, perhaps in either, service, is de...

The Northern papers are filled with what purports to be the intercepted correspondence of Mr. Benjamin with Messrs. Mason and Slidell. Lord...

On dropping in at the Consulate to-day, I found the skippers of several English vessels who are anxious to clear out, lest they be detained...

Virginia has indeed been invaded by the Federals. Alexandria has been seized. It is impossible to describe the excitement and rage of the p...

As the mail communication has been suspended between North and South, and the Express Companies are ordered not to carry letters, I sent of...