NEW YORK, May 20. The following was written on board the Galena, yesterday morning.   We ran up to Watches Bluff where we found the r...

FORT MONROE, May 6. The flag of truce which went up James river yesterday morning to receive released prisoners, returned to-day, not h...

FORTRESS MONROE, April 5. – The Mobile Advertiser of the 4th has a special message from Memphis stating the Buell’s army reached Savannah,...

BALTIMORE, April 9. – The Old Point boat has arrived.   She left Ft. Monroe about eight o’clock last night. The Merrimac is confidentl...

BALTIMORE, April 2. – The following intelligence is from the special correspondent at Fort Monroe, of the Baltimore American: The numbe...

FORTRESS MONROE, March 26. – Contrabands state the rebel steamer Merrimac having been fully repaired was brought out of the dry dock on Mon...

FORTRESS MONROE, March 9. – The long expected Confederate steamer Merrimac made her appearance here yesterday p. m., with the assistance o...

FORT MONROE, April 9. The Old Point Boat has arrived, she left Fort Monroe about 8 o’clock last night.   The Merrimac is confidently expect...

McClellan’s Army Before Yorktown. The Fight in Progress on Sunday last. WASHINGTON, April 8. The following is a summary of intelligence r...

FORT MONROE, April 5. Latest intelligence received of the Merrimac, is that she was at Norfolk last night.  She was then coaling at the nav...

BALTIMORE, April 2. The following intelligence is from the special correspondent at Fort Monroe of the Baltimore American : The number of r...

FT. MONROE, March 26. Contrabands state that the rebel steamer Merrimac, having been fully repaired, was brought out of the dry dock on Mon...

FORT MONROE, March 10. All papers belonging to the frigate Cumberland are in her, and it is impossible to obtain a correct list of killed,...

FORT MONROE, March 9. The Merrimac was signaled this morning, moving down the channel from Norfolk in front of Sewall’s point battery.   Al...

FORT MONROE, March 2. The steamer Express left Old Point yesterday morning for James river, to receive the Union prisoners who were expecte...

NEW YORK, May 20. – The following was written on board the Galena: Yesterday morning we were up to Watch’s Bluff, where we found the river ...

The Gunboats Beaten off at Fort Darling – Seventeen killed on board the Flotilla – the Naugatuck’s 100 pounder Burst. WASHINGTON, May 17. ...

NEW YORK, May 11. – Special despatches state that the iron clad steamer Galena has sunk the rebel steamer Yorktown and captured the Jamestow...

NEW YORK, May 14. – A Fort Monroe letter of the 12 th states that McClellan’s pickets were within 16 miles of Richmond, that the Monitor an...

Fortress Monroe, April 11. To the Secretary of War: The Merrimac, Jamestown, and Yorktown, several gunboats and tugs, appeared to-day betwee...