HUNTSVILLE, ALA., February 3, 1861. Hon. L. P. WALKER, Montgomery : MY DEAR SIR: There is at Pensacola an immense quantity of powder, shot...

Savannah [ga.], 21st June, 1848. My Dear Cousin , Since the reception of your last letter I have been so constantly occupied with some...

Fayetteville [N. C], June 15th, 1848. My Dear Sir : Your esteemed favour in reply to my first communication was duly received, and its...

Clarksville [ga.,] 21st Feb. 1846. Dear Sir : I have just returned from a trip to Texas and if my voice could reach Washington and my ...

Raining still! Lee's and Meade's armies are manoeuvring and facing each other still; but probably there will be no battle until the...

I was asked to the Tognos’ tea, so refused a drive with Mary Preston. As I sat at my solitary casemate, waiting for the time to come for th...

Mrs. Middleton was dolorous indeed. General Lee had warned the planters about Combahee, etc., that they must take care of themselves now; h...

No more feminine gossip, but the licensed slanderer, the mighty Russell, of the Times. He says the battle of the 21st was fought at long ra...

Private letters from Huntsville mention a fight at that place between an officer of one of the Ohio regiments and Col. Davis, of Huntsville...

Mr. Yancy – who was not captured while running the blockade, disguised as the “ancient mariner” made a speech on his arrival in New Orleans...

CHICAGO, March 27. – The Nashville, Tennessee Patriot of the 21st, received last evening, has late Southern news. Of Mr. Yancey the Pat...

PHILADELPHIA, March 19. – It is reported here that the Rebel Commissioner Yancy has been captured while attempting to run the blockade. ...

From Parson Brownlow’s New York Speech. But a few weeks prior to the Presidential election, they announced in their papers that the great b...

NEW YORK, March 30. The Gunboat Huntsville arrived this evening from Key West, 25 th . Heavy firing had been heard at the head of the Miss...

CHICAGO, March 27. The Nashville Patriot , of the 21 st , received last night, has late Southern news.   It says that Mr. Yancey has arrive...

NEW YORK, March 26. The steamer Columbia from, Havana 22d inst., arrived this afternoon.   She has Vera Cruz dates of the 14 th . The Engl...

FORT MONFORE, March 20. The steamer Rhode Island arrived from Key West yesterday evening with mails, and sailed immediately for New York. ...

Southern advices received here say that Yancey had arrived at New Orleans, and made a speech, avowing that no help can be expected from Engl...

WASHINGTON, March 1. All is quiet across the Potomac opposite Washington.   No news of public interest from that section of the army has be...

From the English Blue-book. MESSRS. YANCEY, ROST AND MANN TO EARL RUSSELL – (RECEIVED NOV. 30.) London, Nov. 30, 1861 The undersigned have b...