Camp New Madrid, Mo., April 12, 1862. I have the extreme happiness to inform you that there is at last a hope of my dating the next let...

If it was any consolation to me that the very noisy and very turbulent warriors of last night were exceedingly sick, dejected, and crestfal...

CHICAGO, March 29. – A special dispatch to the Journal from Cairo says two gentlemen have arrived here from Memphis.   They report great pr...

The Telegraph has mentioned the arrival of Generals Nelson’s Thomas’ and McCook’s Divisions of Gen. Buell’s Column at Duck river, Tennessee...

CHICAGO, March 25. – The Tribune’s Special from Cairo says that a gentleman just from Memphis brings the following information: Memphis...

CAIRO, March 17, on board the Benton, Island No. 10, March 16. – Got under way at daylight this a.m. and dropped down to within range of t...

The army under Gen. C. F. Smith, (Paducah Smith, as he used to be called) which left Fort Henry several days ago, for an expedition up the...

LOUISVILLE, March 10. – An intelligent gentleman who left Memphis on Wednesday last, reports that the citizens are greatly alarmed and are...

. . . who spent several days there lately, assures us that the state of trepidation among the people there is utterly beyond description.  ...

A special dispatch to the Journal from Cairo says that two gentlemen have arrived direct from Memphis.   They report that great preparation...

Our excellent President has taken another step in the right direction; he has given his unqualified approval to an additional article of war...

The rebels having been defeated at Forts Henry and Donelson, and abandoned their strongholds at Bowling Green and Columbus and fled from Cla...

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 10. An intelligent gentleman from Memphis on Wednesday, reports that the citizens are greatly alarmed, and are relyi...

ST. LOUIS, March 4. Gen. Halleck in a general order says – On the recommendation of the Governor and several Judges of the State, it is dir...

CAIRO, May 21. – The steamer Newton arrived from the Tennessee river this morning.   She brings no news of importance. A large squad of exp...

FT. PILLOW EVACUATED! The Federal Fleet at Vicksburgh. (Special to the Burlington Hawk-Eye.) CAIRO, May 21. Fort Pillow is evacuated.   ...

Specials state that Western dispatches received at Washington report that Fort Randolph is being strongly fortified by the rebels. The Commi...

Times’ Special. CAIRO, April 21 The Ohio and Mississippi rivers at this point are still gradually rising. Should a heavy wind arise the lev...

NEW YORK, April 15. Specials state that Western dispatches received at Washington report that Fort Randolph is being strongly fortified by t...

{Herald’s Dispatch} WASHINGTON, April 13. – The rebellious ladies, Greenhow, Morris and Roxbury, have not yet packed their trunks for the So...