The Montgomery (Alabama) Messenger of the 7 th instant says: We mentioned something yesterday of the sale of negroes on Monday, but w...

I arrived at Charleston at 5 A.M., and drove at once in an omnibus to the Charleston hotel. At nine o'clock I called at General Beaureg...

I forgot to say that yesterday before dinner I drove out with some gentlemen and the ladies of the family of Mr. George N. Sanders, once Un...

The Washington Congress has passed peace measures. Glory be to God (as my Irish Margaret used to preface every remark, both great and small...

EFFECT OF THE BATTLE OF SHILOH. The refugees corroborate the statement that the battle of Shiloh, though claimed as a triumph, is regarded t...

The Charleston Mercury for April 5th has a notice of an auction sale of negroes, which shows that, though Confederate “shinplasters” pass fo...

CAIRO, April 28. – our army at Pittsburg is still gradually advancing, but everything is quiet. Reconnoissance on Friday discovered a camp o...

CAIRO, April 28. Six refugees from Memphis arrived here this morning. They left on Sunday afternoon the 20th in a [skiff] and reached our f...

. . . gives us the assurance of its correctness to the letter, except names. It is, however, nothing more than an every day scene in the sl...