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d by the whole command, reaching a point this side of Raleigh Court-House at 5 P. M., of July 22, where they rested their half starved horses, and waited for rations and forage to come forward from Fayetteville. Col. Franklin estimates that not less than 300 horses gave out on the return trip, which was not less than one hundred and forty miles to the point of rest. The horses were partially replaced by captures, so that not more than one hundred men returned dismounted. At noon of the 25th the command arrived at Camp Platt, the whole march having occupied about twelve days, and having been over four hundred miles in length, four days of the time having been entirely without rations. Vallandigham at Niagara Falls. A letter from the Clifton House, (Canada side,) at Niagara Falls, speaking of the presence of Vallandigham there, says: The mighty cataract and the grand mountain scenery are forgotten; the delightful drives are abandoned. The exiled statesman is the ab