Willard's Hotel , Sunday, February 14, 1864—7 P. M. I felt very badly at leaving you, but I tried to reconcile myself to what was i...

(Tribune’s Dispatch.) WASHINGTON, March 10. – There was a fight at Sangster’s Station yesterday between General Kearney’s brigade and ...

WASHINGTON, March 11. – HOUSE. – Mr. CRITTENDEN addressed the House in opposition to the resolution. Mr. FISHER, of Delaware, favored ...

(Special to Tribune.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 – Several days have passed since a gun has been fired from the rebel batteries on the lower Potom...

WASHINGTON, March 13. SENATE. – Mr. Davis asked that the case of Mr. Powell be taken up, as the legislature were in session and would like...

WASHINGTON, March 12. SENATE. – Mr. Davis presented petitions from citizens of Kentucky, asking Congress to turn a deaf ear to all schemes...

WASHINGTON, March 10. A Dispatch from Ft. Monroe says that the Merrimac did not make her appearance to-day. Samuel. L. Casey took a seat ...

WASHINGTON, March 7. SENATE. – The special message of the President was read, and referred to the judiciary committee. Mr. Sumner present...

WASHINGTON, February 20. SENATE. – The Senate passed the army appropriation bill for 1862 and then went into executive session. Mr. Wilkin...

. . . who deserve the halter as richly as any two malefactors that ever disgraced a gallows. We mean, Senator Powell, of Ky., and Represent...