ON A SHOAL. This morning the clink of the windlass is again heard from all the boats hoisting their anchors. We steam out of Croatan in...

(From the Newbern Progress of Tuesday.) Nothing would afford us more pleasure at this particular time than to be able to give a strictl...

The New York Commercial Advertiser publishes several very interesting letters from its correspondent, accompanying the Burnside Expedition...

. . . the thousands of our gallant soldiers who are laying down their lives in hospitals and upon battle fields, yet we cannot but glory in...

Among the many valuable documents captured for publication – is the famous Breckinridge letter, which was written to Mr. Calhoun, of Elizab...

. . . reconstruction in North Carolina.   Letters from the Burnside expedition speak of the Union demonstrations made at every point on the...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. – The Navy Department has received dispatches from Commodore Goldsboro, dated the 20 th inst.   He had received the of...

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 25. – The steamer S. R. Spaulding arrived here this P. M., having left Roanoke Island the day before.   No news was rec...

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 18. – A flag of truce carried several passengers to Norfolk this morning, but brought no news back. Burnside’s forces...

Particulars of the Battle (Special Correspondence of the Baltimore American:) FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 13. The steamer Stars and Stripes cam...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. The Navy Department has received dispatches from Com. Goldsboro [ sic ], dated 20th inst.   He had received the offici...

FORT MONROE, Feb. 25. The steamer S. K. Spaulding arrived here this p. m., having left Roanoke Island the day before.   No news by her. We...

FORT MONORE, Feb. 18. A flag of truce carried several passengers to Norfolk this morning, but brought no news back. Burnside’s force still...

As Roanoke Island has recently fallen into the hands of Government there is a natural desire to become fully acquainted with its geographica...

At the time Gen. Scott had command of the American forces he was heard to remark, that of all the Generals the one he most feared was Genera...

FT. MONROE, February 13. The gun-boat Stars and Stripes arrived this noon from Burnside’s expedition with a bearer of dispatches for the Go...

Particulars of the Battle at Roanoke Island. OUR VICTORY COMPLETE The Rebel Gun-Boats All Captured or Destroyed . 300 Confederates Killed an...

The telegraph, this morning, brings us news that will send the blood of the patriot heart bounding through every vein in his body. As the R...

FORT MONROE, Feb. 11. By a flag of truce to-day we learn the complete success of the Burnside expedition at Roanoke Island. The Island was ...

FORT MONORE, April 24. A flag of truce was sent to Norfolk on Wednesday, with dispatches. No newspapers were received. On the return of the ...