CAMP WEST. Yesterday afternoon Camp Hancock became a thing of the past. Under command of Major Mulcay, we marched on to the parade ground ...

ALONE AGAIN. Our Brooklyn friends left us the 13th. They were ordered to report at Newport News, and we to remain here to do guard duty. W...

GUARD DUTY. Our guard duty is just outside the town. There are three stations: one on the south side next the asylum, one at the college o...

Gen. Longstreet lost, it is said, two 32-pounder guns yesterday, with which he was firing on the enemy's gunboats. A force was landed a...

From the Northern papers we learn that the defeat at Charleston is called by the enemy a  Reconnoissance . This causes us much merriment he...

The Federal monitors, gun-boats, and transports no more menace the City of Charleston! The fleet has sailed away, several of the iron-clads...

No. 6. Report of Brig. Gen. Joseph Hooker, U. S. Army, commanding Second Division. HEADQUARTERS HOOKER'S DIVISION, Third Army...

PHILADELPHIA, May 5. The Inquirer has a special dispatch from Fort Monroe, giving the following particulars in regard to the evacuatio...

FURTHER PARTICULARS PHILADELPHIA, May 5. – the Enquirer has a special dispatch from Fortress Monroe giving the following particulars in reg...

BALTIMORE, May 8. – The following is from the American’s account of the battle at Williamsburg: The battle before Williamsburg on Monday wa...