Boston, May 19,1862. H on . Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War, Washington, D. C.: Sir, — I have this moment received a telegram in...

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF, New Orleans, May 25 , 1862 . Hon. E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War: SIR : In matters pertai...

Private Executive Mansion May 21, 1862. James G. Bennett, Esq Dear Sir: Thanking you again for the able support given by y...

I arrived in Washington to-day after an absence of a little more than two weeks. On presenting myself to the President this morning . ....

Bannister breakfasted with me. — At Department finished Proclamation declaring States in insurrection, without the exception formerly made,...

Yesterday we had a beautiful and touching proclamation from Lincoln , rendering General Hunter's order freeing the slaves of North Car...

This letter (of Commodore Du Pont) will convince you of what I always told you, that Du Pont is a remarkably discreet, judicious, practical...

The President of the United States has issued his proclamation revoking that of Maj. Gen. Hunter ’s, although he has not yet received any ...

WASHINGTON, May 19. WHEREAS, There appears in the public prints what purports to be a proclamation of Maj. Gen. Hunter ; and whereas, t...

Herald’s Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May 19. It is stated that Gov. Stanley is greatly grieved at the course of Gen. Hunter , and until the...

WASHINGTON, May 19. No official dispatch has been received from Com. Goldsboro about the expedition up James River.   It comprised the ...

The proclamation of Gen. Hunter , freeing the slaves of his military district, has created excitement more intense than any document issued...

Herald’s Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May 18. The recall of Gen. Hunter is fully determined on.   His proclamation will be made the subje...

NEW YORK, May 18. By the Atlantic from Port Royal, we learn that negro pilot brought from Charleston a fast rebel tug with a number of ...

NEW YORK, May 14. News from North Carolina states that Gov. Clark has refused to furnish any more troops to Jeff. Davis, and has recall...

WASHINGTON, May 19. WHEREAS, There appears in the public prints what purports to be a proclamation of Maj. Gen. Hunter ; and whereas, t...

So little has been said upon this subject of late by the papers, and the action of Congress seem to be so decisive in favor of adopting a m...

CAMP OPPOSITE FREDERICKSBURG, May 23, 1862. To-day we had a visit from the President and the Secretary of War, in anticipation of an im...

Times’ Special NEW YORK, May 16. Hunter’s proclamation excites scarcely any interest in Washington, no one attaching any importanc...

The Post says advices per the [Catawba] state that Gen. Hunter had issued a proclamation freeing the slaves in his department.   He was o...