Beaufort, N.C.   May 5, 1865 My dear Sir, How would it do to issue an order forbidding the calling of the freedmen, “contrabands”, an...

It snowed again last night. Tuesday night the mercury was 8° below zero. A dispatch from Gen. Beauregard says sixty sail of the enem...

It is too true that several thousand of our men were captured at Arkansas Post, and that Little Rock is now in danger. There seems to b...

Office Of Superintendent Of Blacks, Newbern, N. C. , June 6th, 1863. Respecting Teachers, I am ready to assure you, from General Fost...

Vienna, December 1, 1861. My Darling Little Mary : I am only writing you a note to say that we three are all well, but, as you may su...

Washington, D. C ., January 26, 1862. My dear sister: I am still in Washington, engaged on the court, but hope to conclude in the cou...

In statu quo as far as our armies are concerned. The Nashville, a Confederate steamer, that has been watched by eight Federal war vessels, ...

Proclamation by the President. _____ The text of the President’s proclamation declaring an end of the blockade of certain ports is as...

NEW YORK, May 7. The steamer Haze, from Newberne of the 3d has arrived.   Noting new had occurred at Newberne or Beaufort since last ad...

Herald’s Dispatch WASHINGTON, May 4. It is the intention of the President to issue a proclamation in a few days opening the ports o...

NEW YORK, Feb. 3. The Tribune’s special stated that letters continue to be received from eminent bankers, favoring the “legal tender b...

NEW YORK, April 10. – Last night a fire broke out in the five story marble building, No 69 Duane street, the premises of David Sterritt ...

NEW YORK, April 10. – A letter to the Times from Beaufort, North Carolina, Dated the 31st of March, says that a detachment from General Par...

The New York Herald contains a letter from Newbern of the 27th of March, giving the particulars of Gen. Burnside’s advance on Washington an...

NEW YORK, April 1. – Herald’s Special states that resolutions are soon to be introduced in the Senate, asking the Secretary of State for a ...

BALTIMORE, March 30. – The rebels burnt the bridge on the railroad between Newbern and Beaufort, North Carolina, but it was in progress of ...

FORTRESS MONROE, March 23, via BALTIMORE, 24. – The steamer Chancellor Livingston arrived from Hatteras last night.   Immediately after the...

BALTIMORE, March 24. – On Thursday last an expedition left Newbern in steamers, went down the river, struck the railroad, and took up march...

NEW YORK, March 25. – The steamer George Peabody, from Newbern 22d, via Hatteras Sunday, has arrived here.   She left at the Inlet the Steam...

BALTIMORE, March 26. – The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the Baltimore Union gives a report of two contrabands relative to the condition...