The Exchange Of Prisoners In Our Favor

eis of wtfr ia iinexpectedtj favorable to the Federal side. ïlie boasts ui the n bel s, of tlio DimeiiBe nitnibi'r of pr soners thev have taken froiu us, prove to have as .ittle foundation as iminj ot thcir othcr assortiims; and tl'u ooöount now stands in oür faor by about 6,000 privates ind G70 cffictrs TIlU?, thougli at 1 1 nrper' l'oriy and on Bome utl)er occasions w liavu lost iDU.ru tronps ihan the eiicniy, and tliusgiveu hiiu occasion for bis b(.asts. it appuars that on tlio whole, and taking the West with tho Kast, the ndvnirtipo is brelj' with vs. '