Fremont was checked by Ewell, who then hastened across to take part in the attack on Shields.

The nomination of Lieutenant Ewell was then decided upon, after due consideration was given to the resolution of the Senate of the 2d of March, 1849.

The officers were Colonel Blake, Major Stein, and Captain Ewell.

Thus, in the "Unhappy Favourite," she played Queen Elizabeth, and in the scene of the crowning she wore the coronation robes of James II.'s Queen; and Ewell says she gave the audience a strong idea of the first-named Queen.

Here she discerned the untried gray brigadesatom-small on nature's face, but with Ewell, Early, Longstreet, and other such to lead themholding the frequent fords, from Union Mills up to Lewis's.

Old Bald Head, General R. S. Ewell; the portrait of a soldier.

By Ewell Blackwell.

Ewell Blackwell (A); 24Jun76; R643281.

Old Bald Head, General R. S. Ewell; the portrait of a soldier.

By Ewell Blackwell.

Ewell Blackwell (A); 24Jun76; R643281.

The troops of Jackson and Ewell and Hill crammed their haversacks, and loaded themselves with whatever their fancies choseludicrous fancies in too many cases.

At dark, the brigade again moved to the right, seemingly to support the troops that had been engaged, and which we found to be Ewell's division.

The attack at sunset described by Mr. Berwick was made by Grover's brigade, of Hooker's division, and succeeded in driving back Gregg's worn-out men, who were at once relieved by Early's brigade of Ewell's division.

What is it you want to tell?" "Ewell and Hill are at this moment marching around ourI mean your flank.

Infantry?" "The whole of Ewell's corps and the whole of Hill'ssix divisions.

" "When did Ewell begin his march?

" "Do you know how many divisions are under Ewell?" "Three." "Who commands them?" "Early, Johnson, and Rodes.

" "Did you see both corps?" "I was in Hill's corps, General, and Ewell's passed Hill's in the afternoon of yesterday; Ewell's corps was many hours passing.

" "Did you see both corps?" "I was in Hill's corps, General, and Ewell's passed Hill's in the afternoon of yesterday; Ewell's corps was many hours passing.

" "And this march of Ewell and Hill seems similar to your march of last year?

" "Have you seen General Ewell?"

"I would not know General Ewell, sir.

" "You are sure it was Ewell's whole corps?"

Many of the men in the different brigades told us they were of Ewell's corps.