Mr. Faxon, Chief Clerk, is ill and leaves for New York in the Tacoma. Shall greatly miss him. No one can fill his place. Thomas G. Welles i...

A beautiful, bright, pleasant morning. The men of the Tenth Brigade are putting their guns in order and brushing their uniforms for the pa...

The Rebels captured a train of cars on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Road, and have burnt the bridges over Gunpowder and Bush Rivers. It ...

The Rebels are upon us. Having visited upper Maryland, they are turning their attention hitherward. General Wallace has been defeated, and ...

Pittsburg Landing, Tenn. Camp.  April 3, 1862. Dearest Ellen, I have really neglected writing for some days.   I don’t know why, bu...

WAR DEPARTMENT,            September 30 , 1863 — 6 . 30 p.m. Maj. C. A. DANA, Nashville : Your action retaining Surgeon Clendeni...

The last arrivals indicate a better tone and temper in England, and I think in France also. From the articles in their papers, Cole's l...

We have had for a week, commencing last Saturday, unusually cool weather for the season in this climate. I have found a fire agreeable and ...

Sunday morning, the 20th of September, the President showed me Rosecrans’ despatches of the day before, detailing the first day's fight...

Went to Cabinet, taking Mr. Whittlesey to Department. Found the President reading telegrams from Kentucky. McCook's division engaged wi...

3A 23 ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND June 24-26, 1863 Moving south about 3 mi. E., the XX Federal Corps (McCook) was stopped at Liberty ...

BUCKHANNON, VIRGINIA, August 22, l86l. Dearest : — It is a cold, rainy, dismal night. We are all preparing for an early march. I have m...

WASHINGTON, May 1. SENATE. – Mr. Howard presented petitions for a general bankrupt law. Mr. Wright also presented petitions for a b...

U. S. FOURTH DIVISION, ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE, BRIG. GEN. STEPHEN A. HURLBUT. __________ 1st Brigade, Col. Nelson G. W...

U. S. SECOND DIVISION, ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE BRIG. GEN. WM. H. L. WALLACE, (MORTALLY W’D.) COL. JAMES M. TUTTLE, 2D IOWA ...

General Hooker, commanding on the Lower Potomac, is not more addicted to slave-catching than the Gen. McCook at Nashville, referred to by o...

The Telegraph has mentioned the arrival of Generals Nelson’s Thomas’ and McCook’s Divisions of Gen. Buell’s Column at Duck river, Tennessee...

HEADQUARTERS 5TH DIV., May 12, 1862. CAMP BEFORE CORINTH. My Dear Brother: . . . I was gratified on Monday when I came in contact...

We gather the following information from various sources, all of which we believe reliable and none of which we understand to be contraband:...

Special to the Tribune. CAIRO, March 28. A gentleman who has just returned from Pittsburg and Savannah, on the Tennessee river, reports th...