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n better condition to day then it ever has been, with the exception of a want of more cavalry." Extract from the letter of a Loyal Lady, the "wife of a high rebel officer, to her mother." We find in the New York Times the following letter. The Times is very solicitous lest its authenticity should be doubted. This is genuine letter of "a loyal lady." We wonder how "horrid void" Sneed, of the Savannah Republican, relishes the allusion to himself! Savannah, Ga., U. S. A., October 11, 1862. Dear Mother --Your kind letter reached me, and would have given me an unmingled pleasure but for the announcement of poor Captain--'s death. How terrible for his sisters, and for poor Miss--, who, when I last saw her, showed me his carte de visite, and half confessed they were engaged, although neither the Commodore nor her aunt knew or suspected anything of the matter.--Every person here is in mourning except myself, and I only not so because I cannot find materials, and hope s