What a wonderful effect the hardships of camp life, with the troubles and cares which they entail on a surgeon, have had on my health. For m...

Admiral Porter called on me to-day direct from his command. Had a long interview on his affairs. Received dispatches to-day from Cap...

. . . There was a very fine matinee at the Navy Yard given by some musical members of the 12th New York. They sang well, the band played w...

Descended into the barber's shop off the hall of the hotel; all the operators, men of color, mostly mulattoes, or yellow lads, good-loo...

FLAGSHIP BENTON, ISLAND NO. 10, EVENING of April 3. At an early hour this morning a large object was seen moving up along the Island,...

(Special to Times.) WASHINGTON, March 12. – The statement published that account in council of war in Washington decided by 6 to 4 tha...

The Border State Conservatives – Capt. Villiam Brown’s Administration in Paris – His Treatment of the Contraband Question. Correspondence N...

Special to Commercial. WASHINGTON, April 10. The N. Y. 7 th regiment of volunteer cavalry have been mustered out of service and are now o...

The telegraph wire between Bird’s Point and this camp was discovered, to-day, to be cut in at least a dozen places between here and Sikeston...

WASHINGTON, March 12. Nothing new at Manassas.  The Rebels have retired towards Gordonsville.  They rest with their advance at the Cape Dai...

. . . the casting of fifty 16-inch Dahlgreen [sic] guns at Pittsburgh. – the Draughts of moulds, &c., have been prepared by Capt. Dahlgr...