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ory of their recent successes should tempt the Federalists to an a tack, the rout of Ball Run may be repeated, with far more disastrous effect, where two or three hundred miles of hostile territory will interpose between the fugitives and their place of refuge. The Yankees in Stafford county. The raid of Sickles's drunken brigade into Stafford county, Va., has been noticed. The Fredericksburg News thus describes the doings of the Hessians: From the Messrs. Conway, Morgan, and Schooler, they took all clothing of all sorts, money, plate; tore up R. Conway's bonds before his face, poured ink and wine on the carpet, and broke the furniture. One negro, armed and in uniform, searched his house, even up stairs, saying he was looking for concealed officers. Drunken Zouaves danced about old Mr. Conway's house, but were ordered off by their Captain, who sang Dixie to the negroes in the presence of the ladies. They stole two horses, and threatened to cut old "Col." Morgan "to mi