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of the most extreme in the Confederacy. No State has lost so much from the growing populousness of the North. Although three age Spenser dedicated his poem to the Queen of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Virginia, yet the old State now finds herself of less importance than Illinois and California. The Virginias will, no doubt, second all the efforts of the military chiefs, and the policy of these is already manifest. The main army of the Confederates had evacuated Manassas before the 12th of March.--How long they had been gone, no one seems to know One of the strangest features of this war is the success of the Confederates in preventing the enemy from gaining any knowledge of their plans. Though it is constantly asserted that a large Union party exists at the South; though there are thousands of negroes who might gain liberty and reward by carrying intelligence to the Federal camp, yet nothing is known of their movements by the Northern Generals. Early in March, then, the Co