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oint not much nearer. Had Chattanooga, which must be his depot, a six months supply, the case would be different. Here we come back to the cause of the wretched generalship immediately succeeding the battle of Chickamauga. There are physical impossibilities, and some of the things that will be expected of Gen. Grant will doubtless be found to be among them. The General who has done so much will do all he can. This is worth bearing in mind. The Yankees claim that in the repulse near Ringgold, by Cleburne, they lost only 800, but give a list of seventy-four commissioned officers killed and wounded, one of the killed being Acting Brig. Gen. Creighton. Washington politics — the caucus for Speaker of the House — Emerson Etheridge Obstreperous. The Yankees are having the usual excitement in the Congress at Washington over the election of Speaker. It seems that Etheridge, the traitor, don't pull in the right direction, and that he has nearly sided with the Copperheads. Fro