ORDERS, No. 1} PENSACOLA, FLA.,       March 11, 1861.  I. In compliance with Special Orders No. 1 from the War Department, Confederate State...

PENSACOLA, FLA.,      March 11, 1861.  I. In compliance with Special Orders No. 1 from the War Department, Confederate States of America,...

[Pensacola, Florida, March 11, 1861.] My dear Wife: We left New Orleans on Friday. Saturday night at 12 o'clock we reached here, after a...

WASHINGTON, April 3 , 1861 . To the SECRETARY OF WAR: Under the strongest convictions on some military questions upon which great p...

The reveille of the Zouaves, note for note the same as that which, in the Crimea, so often woke up poor fellows who slept the long sleep er...

Down to our yacht, the Diana, which is to be ready this afternoon, and saw her cleared out a little — a broad-beamed, flat-floored schooner...

An officer on board of the United States steamer, Cuyler, off Fort Pickens writes that no one was killed in the Fort during the cannonading...

Evacuation of Forts McRae and Barrancas – The People of Florida Coming to their Senses – A Loyal State Government to be Organized. NEW ...

We find in the Syracuse Courier and Union the narrative of Francis Colehan, an escaped soldier from the rebel army at Pensacola, from whic...