...d briar, are serving in the ranks the gentlemen and the sangre azul of the South. Many a man who, until the commencement of the war, had scarcely a thought beyond the Cafe Foy and the Boulevards of Paris , and to whose morning toilet every diversity of cosmetic was as necessary as water, has for months been marching under a musket, without one single change of raiment, feeding on green maize and raw p...