The artillery is coming up all day. Halleck is moving slowly with his grand army. Would that Grant would be permitted to swing it; there wou...

We move at last. We left camp as the sun rose, reaching our old quarters in front of the rebel Fort Hill in the afternoon. Glad we are to g...

A letter from Gen. Howell Cobb, declining the offer of the Secretary of War, of the position of Quartermaster-General, was received to-day....

Camp Near Fairfax Station, January 10, 1863. Our rainy season has begun at last, I think; to-day it has poured. Everything looks mudd...

Our Congress has authorized the raising and organizing of four hundred regiments. The Yankee Congress, 500,000 men. The enemy will get thei...

The special correspondent of the London Times has been writing for nearly a year the demonstration of his incapacity to understand the Amer...

President Jefferson’s instincts were known to be against human slavery.   From Edmond Bacon’s new work on Jefferson appears the following p...

Richard C. Mason, Sr., of Baltimore, a sound Union man, put the following prophecy on record on the 16th day of April, 1861.   He is a dire...

The New York Times makes this bold prediction: “We predict that within twenty days Richmond will be in the hands of McClellan, Norfolk in ...

(Herald Dispatch.) WASHINGTON, May 20. – All are filled with the expectation of the great battles, at Corinth and Virginia before the week ...