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great changes in the place On our entrance into the City everything seemed so desolate, but few citizens were to be seen (especialy Ladies). All the principal houses were used as Hospitals, crowded full of sick and wounded ocupants of a ghostly appearance suffering for the want of proper food. Now the Levee is crowded with boats, the streets are all hurly burly with Government teams, The Show Windows of the stores are again being filled, Ladies promenading the streets, and every thing indicates bustle and activity, but it is all military. How success is is continualy crowning our Army; Was it not a glorious thing, the