Saturday morning cold drissling rain. The fleet gently get under way this morning at day break, we proceeded on our way to Island No. 10. Ou...

WASHINGTON, April 9. – The following was received at the Navy Department, this morning: “Flag Ship BENTON, Island No. 10, April 8, 18...

CAIRO, April 8, 8 p.m. – I have been able to gather a few more particulars from Island No. 10.   Four hundred and seventy-eight prisoners,...

CAIRO, March 17, on board the Benton, Island No. 10, March 16. – Got under way at daylight this a.m. and dropped down to within range of t...

CAIRO, April 8. Dispatches from New Madrid are received.   The gunboats Carondelet and Pittsburg shelled and silenced the batteries on the ...

The following was received at the navy department this morning: FLAGSHIP BENTON, ISLAND NO. 10, April 8. HON. G. WELLES, Secretary of Nav...

CAIRO, March 17. ON BOARD THE BENTON, Island No. 10, March 16. Got under way at daylight this A. M., and dropped down to within range of ...

He spikes a Rebel Battery During the late Gale --- Heavy firing at Point Pleasant. {Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.} ON BOARD STEAM...

Operations at New Madrid and Island Number 10. EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, New Madrid, Mo. April 9, 1862. Major General H W. HALLECK: The canal ac...

Official dispatch from flag officer Foote announces that 17 officers, 368 guns, were taken at Island No. 10. A hasty examination of the wor...

Cairo, April 8, 8 P.M. – I have been able to gather a few more particulars from Island No. 10. Four hundred and seventy-eight prisoners, in...

Washington, April 9. – The following was received at the Navy Department, this morning: Flag Ship Benton, Island No. 10, April 8, 1862. To t...