WAR DEPARTMENT,           Richmond, February 8 , 1862 . General A. SIDNEY JOHNSTON, Bowling Green: SIR: The condition of your dep...

The Merrimac is now called the Virginia. I think these changes of names so confusing and so senseless. Like the French “Royal Bengal Tiger,...

CAMP PIERPONT, VA., January 24, 1862. The mysterious movements of the Burnside expedition puzzle me very much. It has now been about te...

Vivid Description of the Battle Field. (Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.) A Ride to the Battle – The Battle Ground – Scenes on...

Nothing heard of the Burnside Expedition – Rebel Account of the Defeat in Kentucky. FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 25. – The storm is now over. ...

The battle, unlike the most of the war, grows larger the more that is known of it.   One hundred and ninety two dead bodies of the rebels w...

BALTIMORE, Jan 28. – The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday has the following: New [Berne], North Carolina, is in a ferment of excitement i...

Interesting Account by an Eye-Witness We cut the following letter from a Cincinnati paper.   It is a spirited account of the battle. ...

His Straight Out Union Speech __________ Parson Brownlow, of East Tennessee, accompanied by his son, arrived in this city yesterday, ...

CHICAGO, March 27. – The Nashville, Tennessee Patriot of the 21st, received last evening, has late Southern news. Of Mr. Yancey the Pat...

Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette Nashville, Tenn., March 6. The sympathizers with treason in this vicinity are consoling t...

We gather the following information from various sources, all of which we believe reliable and none of which we understand to be contraband:...