A comparatively quiet day. The consul at Halifax is telegraphing me that Rebel armed vessels are soon to be off the coast. He does not give ...

Cool, bright, but windy and dusty. Dispatches announce heavy skirmishing in the vicinity of Dalton —and Gen. Johnston's army was in li...

London , April 1,1863. . . . The rebel loan, although much of a bubble, got up by the foxes, already in the trap, who have lost their t...

Lieut.-Col. Lay, “Inspector,” reports from North Carolina that some twenty counties in that State are “disaffected;” that the deserters and...

A letter from Jimmy, the first we have received since New Orleans fell. It was dated the 10th inst., and he spoke of being on the eve of r...

The Briars . — Nothing new from the army. All seems quiet; no startling rumours within the past week. The family somewhat scattered: M. P. ...

. . . that $100,000,000 be raised by subscription, with which to purchase a navy from Europe for the Confederacy. – Published in The Burling...