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d-working corps, commanded by that truly brave, gallant, talented, but plain and unassuming General, Edwin V. Sumner. The "boys" looked as neat and tidy as though just coming out of a band box. Their arms and accoutrements were bright and shining as new dollars, and the masterly manner in which they performed the varied field manœuvres proved every man to be in the highest degree a true and worthy soldier. We saw on the field as lookers on during the review Gens. McClellan. Sedgwick, Kearney, and a whole host of lesser lights, all of whom seemed delighted with the appearance and bearing of the men. To show the amount of hard service this corps has seen, we will take two regiments from it as an example. The 31st Pennsylvania volunteers and the 61st New York each came on the Peninsula with near nine hundred men. This morning the first named, now under command of the Major, paraded one hundred and sixty men, while the latter, under Colonel Barlow, could not muster but one hu