, 1862-07-04
Some of the Rebel Leaders.

JEFF. Davis looks hAggard and pale. He
dresses very plainly, and the overcoat Last
SAN him wear had flded, brown, timeworn
look. He wears steep silk hat, (better known
or and shape. Hc frequently takes equestrian
exercise through the less frequented parts of
the city, in which neiyhborhood (Marshal1
street, he resides. LADY Davis is seen
every fine day i'll most gorgeous looking car
riago, drawn By two magnificent bays bediz-
cned with streaming white and red ribboned
cockades. When taking an evening ride she
is generally accompanied by an elderly lady
the whole regular Central Park turnout,
Gov, Wise, as spectre, walks the streets Of
Richmond, his hair long, white and thin, his
form Got near as cruct IS il former times.
The funeral Of Jennings Wise was very IN
significant affair, Governor Letcher and seVe-
raj congressman being the prominct members
Of his spare escort
The "lsdirs' Of seccsh are as enthusiastic
Maryland" is sung il every household. It
has becon;e a perfect " A1ar;ei1laise." Tie
ancient ;4ir Of tue German ditty. sob Taanen-
baum! Oh Taancnblum! vie green sind define
Blatter!!' is adapted to that composition
9, Many Influential citizens. such as Valentine
booksellers, Hechler aud numerous others,
men of high position, have languished for
uoHths in Jail. Bolts has been paroled. The
entire cluD Of members Of the German Turn
'c[t1u uAu pecn IN PRISON lOr nearly E1AtY days
ul tu thc time left, lis also se:eral employees
G! tie Ricl.ulo1.d laboratory, oa charge Of dis
loyalty and conspiracy. There is no reliance
placid in the foreign clement south.
General Henningsen walks the streets of
Richmond in charming solitude, wearing a
hat 4 Ia continental. I tLlnk he is in i'll odor
! al..oBg the ruling poTcrs there since tile Roa-
noke tight. The North Carolina troops arc
counted on as the least reliable in the whole
tf the rebel service, and the feeling between
t!cnl aud other Confederate troops is by 10
1ncans anlicab1e.
Andrew Ewing of Tennessee completely
identified hiIisc1f With the rebellion in all It's
| phases and fortunes. Learning the fall of
/ For. Donel5on and the Ictreat, Of the rebels
/ from Bowling Green, lie sought refuge in
| fight. He abandoned his splendid residence
to Whatever might bctall it. The confederate
sHldlers eEgaa;,eu hir hoalltifn1 grounds,
and laid them waste. They occupied his e1e
! CANT mansion, defaccd its decorations, and de-
/ stroyed its costly furniturc and now his Office
! is closed, his clients are gone, and he is IN
/ exile fronl home, friends and relltlons. 4
gentleman informs me that he has recently
| eur1! Lin at Nirchestcr, in Ibis State; that he
| is ,sale, c1laciated, silent and melancholy, H.
! totally :.vtrEe to conversation. and seems oul{
Il, desire to brood over his nosfortuneE. Hc
! will sit Tor hours with his elbows resting upon
his knees and lis face between his huuds,
without recognizing or noticing any one His
APPAREL corresponds with his condition. Ar
! Old hat, battered and bruised, is pulled rough
by OVER his brow, aud his elbows protrllds
| through his tbreaabare coat. This Is the ma1
who was once tie honored leader Of the ba7
Of Nashville, and of the Democracy Of TIL
| State. "Tle W2y Of the transgressor is hard