This morning we are lying on the river at Nashville, Tennessee, having arrived here last night from Clarksville, on the steamer Diana. From...

General Wadsworth, 1 Mr. Fenton, and others urgently insist on some changes in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, of masters who, they claim, are act...

The papers this morning confirm the news of Nelson's death. He died as the fool dieth. How sad! His early services to the Union cause i...

HEADQUARTERS 54TH REG1MENT O. V. I., CAMP SHILOH, TENNESSEE, April 14, 1862. MY DEAR SISTER: Well, my dear Helen, the great fight h...

GENERAL ORDERS No. 128. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. 2, Sparta, Tenn., September 5 , 1862 . I. The signal triumph of our arms in V...

THE MOST BLOODY ENGAGEMENT DURING THE WAR. Beauregard Defeated and His Army Cut to Pieces!! GEN. A. S. JOHNSON KILLED Rebel Los...

The Telegraph has mentioned the arrival of Generals Nelson’s Thomas’ and McCook’s Divisions of Gen. Buell’s Column at Duck river, Tennessee...

MANSFIELD, OHIO , Sept. 23rd, 1862. Dear Brother: The rapid change in our military condition in Kentucky drew to Cincinnati an imme...

NASHVILLE, MARCH 9. On the 5th inst. I witnessed for the first time a military execution.   The circumstances are these:   At Camp Wic...

WASHINGTON, March 8 – The Secretary of the Navy received a letter to-day dated Cairo, Feb. 27th from Flag Officer Foote which says: “I...

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26. – A Fort Donelson dispatch to the Democrat of yesterday says a boat just from Clarksville reports the evacuation of Nash...

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

PITTSBURG, Tennessee, via FORT HENRY, April 9 – 3:20 A. M. One of the greatest and bloodiest battles of modern days has just closed, result...

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 28. Memphis papers of the 19th say Gen. Polk issued orders yesterday that the track of the Memphis and Ohio R. R. should be...

The Kentucky Grand Army There are about 115,000 troops in Gen. Buell’s department, divided into three brigades of from 3,000 to 5,000 each ...

U. S. ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. 2D IOWA INFANTRY, TUTTLE’S (1ST) BRIGADE, W. H. L. WALLACE’S (2D) DIVISION. THIS REGIMENT WAS SENT TO REENFORC...

Gen. Burnside’s Fleet Started for Roanoke Island. GEN. NELSON’S DIVISION IS ADVANCING. Jeff. Davis on Railroads. THE GEN. LANE DIFFICULTY AT...

IOWA TO HER 2D INFANTRY TUTTLE’S (1ST) BRIGADE W. H. L. WALLACE’S (2D) DIVISION ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE IOWA 2D REGIMENT IN...

The Pittsburg correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, Thus gives the manner in which a couple of distinguished rebel “Johnstons” were recog...