THE BOMBARDMENT. A thick fog prevailed this morning and continued until about 9 o'clock, when it lifted and the gunboats got under w...

BATTLE OF ROANOKE ISLAND. At daylight, the order to fall in was heard on all sides. Putting on my equipments and taking Spitfire and a ...

THE STORM OVER. The storm is at last over, for to-day at least. It has cleared off warm and pleasant, and is the first bright day since ...

Went into camp on Taylor's farm, about a mile west of the city, and Col. Upton has christened it Camp Hicks, in honor of Gov. Hicks, th...

Sunday morning in Baltimore, and a stiller or more quiet place I never saw. No sounds are heard, no people or carriages are seen in the str...

REBELS TOTALLY DEFEATED. Newbern Taken! THE ARTILLERY CAPTURED! BALTIMORE, March 18. – The steamer Commodore arriv...

NEW YORK, March 19. – The following are the details of the battle of Newberne: Com. Case was in command of the fleet of Gunboats, and ...

Particulars of the Battle (Special Correspondence of the Baltimore American:) FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 13. The steamer Stars and Stripes cam...

FT. MONROE, February 13. The gun-boat Stars and Stripes arrived this noon from Burnside’s expedition with a bearer of dispatches for the Go...