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e enlightened British public could see this last Fredericksburg business in its true light, they would insist on Gen. Lee apologizing to Hooker forthwith, as it was all wrong for him "to pitch in" before Hooker got ready. Lee ought to have known that a great army like that could not move over five or six miles a day. We never can crush out this rebellion so long as our opponents are tolerated in taking such unfair advantage of us. Sambo is soon to be employed on our side. I see that Gen Thomas has been organizing him into fighting material on the Mississippi river; and we white folks can "rest on our oars, " while nigger freedom and Southern independence fight the battles! Were it not that I want to see the country about Chattanooga, I believe I would leave the service and retire to the shades of private life. I have heard that locality spoken of as the most desirable on the continent. There is another reason why I stay in the army. I should be afraid to live in Ohio dur