ARRIVAL AT NEW BERNE. About nine this morning we saw our first of Rebeldom, and after taking a pilot, and passing several ugly-looking rip...

FORT MACON.  Martial law not being a very favorable institution for pleasure parties, I presume the usual May day festival is dispensed with...

Boston , April 27, 1862. My Dear Motley : I saw Lowell day before yesterday, and asked him if he had written as you requested and as I ...

Up at dawn. Crossed by ferry to Portsmouth, and arrived at railway station, which was at no place in particular, in a street down which the...

CAMP OPPOSITE FREDERICKSBURG, May 5, 1862. I am very glad you saw Mrs. McClellan and were pleased with her. Although I don't think ...

NEW YORK, May 3. A special to the Tribune, giving an account of the capture of Fort Macon, says the fire of our batteries dismounted 13...

FORTRESS MONROE, April 5. – The Mobile Advertiser of the 4th has a special message from Memphis stating the Buell’s army reached Savannah,...

NEW YORK, April 10. – Last night a fire broke out in the five story marble building, No 69 Duane street, the premises of David Sterritt ...

The New York Herald contains a letter from Newbern of the 27th of March, giving the particulars of Gen. Burnside’s advance on Washington an...

FORTRESS MONROE, March 23, via BALTIMORE, 24. – The steamer Chancellor Livingston arrived from Hatteras last night.   Immediately after the...

LATER FROM ISLAND NO. 10. WASHINGTON, March 24. – Col. Segur, representative from the Accomac district arrived here this morning confir...

NEW YORK, March 25. – Further intelligence seems to confirm the capture of the Nashville but slightly damaged, and says Fort Macon is but v...

BALTIMORE, March 24. – On Thursday last an expedition left Newbern in steamers, went down the river, struck the railroad, and took up march...

BALTIMORE, March 26. – The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the Baltimore Union gives a report of two contrabands relative to the condition...

FORT MONORE, March 25. – The U. S. Steamer Cambridge arrived here this morning from the blockade off Beaufort, having left Sunday evening l...

Fort Macon and the Towne of San Augustine and Jackson abandoned by the Rebels. WASHINGTON, March 19. – The brig Leslie, which arrived ...

Skirmish between Gen. Sickles’ Division and Rebel Cavalry. FORT MACON BELEAGUERED . Gen. McClellan’s Army at Work. All Quiet around Fort ...

NEW YORK, April 10. Last night a fire broke out in a five story marble building, No. 69, Duane St., premises of David Stimmitt & Co., i...

The Merrimac expected out. FORT MACON STILL HOLDS OUT. Jacksonville, Fla., Threatened. Our Troops landed on the Gulf Coast. An Unexpecte...

FORT MONROE, April 5. Latest intelligence received of the Merrimac, is that she was at Norfolk last night.  She was then coaling at the nav...