John's letters have been received, and Gallagher has delayed writing until he had a sure address of John. He risks this letter to Vicksburg, and he would like to send John the lists of a new route, so he will hope to hear from him within ten days. John's father is at Baltimore, and seems to be in good health. Maurice Francis Egan and all other folks are well. Joe Keiley has measles. John has not spoken of his boating trip on the Mississippi, and Gallagher will expect yarns on his return. Papers for John were mailed to Vicksburg yesterday. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.