8 pages. Front page headlines: FROM WASHINGTON. Maj. Gen. Hunter Said to be Relieved of His Command. Condition of the Army of the Potomac. The Washington City Election. THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Nature of the Rebel Fortifications. The Assault of the 22d. A Loss of 2,000 to our Side. Our Men Three Times Repulsed. Joe Johnston Short of Food and Powder. Heavy Losses of the Foe. 3.400 Prisoners and 34 Guns Captured. Front page stories: FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. A Movement by the Enemy Expected. The Most Successful Raid of the War. Grand Review in the Rebel Army. A Blind to Cover the Departure of Reinforcements for Vicksburg. A Demonstration at the Upper Ford for the Same Purpose. Merry Making Between Pickets. Review of the First Corps. The Army Waiting and Watching. From Port Royal. Important General Orders: Civilians to be Drafted. Reported Capture of Helena, Ark. by Gen. Marmaduke. A Regiment of Negro Soldiers said to have been taken and Hung with their Officers. Other stories: STARTLING NEWS FROM MEXICO. Reported Capture of Puebla. Gen. Ortega, 23 Other Mexican Generals and 17,000 Men Taken Prisoner. Total Defeat of General Comonfort. March of the French Army on the City of Mexico. The War in Newbern, N.C., Negro Regiments in North Carolina, Orders of General Foster, and much more. There is a defect on page one in the form of about a 10 inch diagonal line at the left side where the printing skipped. This affects the reading of some words which is almost entirely limited to one column. Otherwise there is some light wear and the newspaper is in overall fine condition.