Up early, breakfasted at five, A. M., and left my hospitable host's roof, on my way to Washington. The ferryboat, which is a long way o...

We are target firing now. The Enfields are a little better sighted than the muskets; the muskets have most power and the longest range. Com...

Breakfasted and under way at 5 A. M. Passed through Rose Hill, a very pretty little town. Hugh Watson and I went ahead and got apples, wate...

WASHINGTON, April 30. The joint committee on the conduct of the war made a lengthy report regarding the treatment by the rebels at Mana...

. . . writing from Missouri, speaks of the discovery of divers[e] interesting relics found in the rebel camp.   Among others two human ribs...

A New York correspondent writes: “Among the mementoes brought here from the battle field of Manassas, is the skull of a New York Fire Z...

. . . that the rebels made candles from the bodies of the dead.   The statement was too monstrous for belief; but since the evacuation of M...

NEW YORK, March 19. – The Tribune’s dispatch states further confirmation of previous statements touching the barbarities practiced by the ...

When the history of this war is written there will be revelations of most appalling cruelties perpetrated upon the Union men of the South....

The horrors of rebel supremacy in East Tennessee have not yet been told.   A member of the Forty-ninth Indiana regiment now at Cumberland Fo...

A Fort Donelson correspondent states that the bodies of several Union men, on which could be found no wounds were discovered in Dover jail. ...

HARRISBURG, May 26 – The following dispatch has been received by the Governor from a reliable source.  It is proper the people should know t...

NEW YORK, May 28 – Sick and wounded men who escaped from Strasburgh say that the rebels deliberately attacked our sick firing into the ambul...

( Reported expressly for the Gazette. ) Opinion of the Attorney General in regard to Pensions. Rumored Promotion of General Rosencrans [ ...

WASHINGTON, April 2. Special to Tribune. It is stated that the Senate military committee dissents from the rule that volunteer officers mu...

Capture of Beaufort, N. C. DESTRUCTION OF FT. MACON A Union Regiment in Alabama Rebel Barbarities at Bull Run. BURNING OF THE STR. NAHSV...

A Fort Donelson correspondent states that the bodies of several Union men, on which could be found no wounds, were discovered in Dover jail....

Parson Brownlow says: If I owed the devil a debt and it was to be discharged by the rendering up to him of a dozen of the meanest, most rev...

. . . took a wounded New Jersey Captain prisoner, and cut off his ears.   If taken, our chivalrous friends who gave this little attention to...

Just above where we are lying, on the Tennessee shore, in Lauderdale county, resides a family formerly of Iowa, who lived there for the past...