We had a great time to-day, having sent out this morning some six thousand troops, with about one hundred wagons, on a foraging expedition. ...

This morning we again move early. We cross the Hatchie to-day, entering the great Mississippi pineries. We find it a barren wilderness. All ...

REASONING.  Lying around here in the woods, hearing no sound but the moaning of the wind through the tree tops, is rather dull business. The...

WE ARRIVE AT NEW YORK. We left Worcester about 5 o'clock last evening. Arriving at Norwich, we went aboard the large and splendid S...

TORONTO, C. W., Aug. 17th, 1856. MR. STILL: — Dear Sir — These few lines may find you as they leave us, we are well at present and arri...

Seminary , Nov. 25, 1859. DEAR GENERAL: Young Mr. Jarreau is now here and says his wagon is near at hand, with a quarter of mutton for ...

1st. Happy New Year! Gay and festive. Frozen and just starving. Re-enlistment question presented to the boys. Three from the 2nd Ohio. Took...

Jacksonville. . . . . We came to Jacksonville, gay with flags and busy with shipping at noon. I landed and found no General, no staff, no ...

Quiet, pleasant day. I live comparatively well here, and am quite comfortable. More prisoners come in to-day. Lieutenant-colonel Walker, Ha...