FORT MONROE, March 25. – A flag of truce went to Norfolk to-day, but brought no news. The Norfolk Day Book of this morning has the follo...

WASHINGTON, March 11. – Dispatches from Fortress Monroe report all quite at that point. No further intelligence obtained about the Mer...

REGIMENTAL STAFF Killed – Seargent Major S. H. Smith, shot through the head COMPANY D Killed – None. Wounded – Second Lieut. Wm Gordon,...

The Uniontown (Ky.) News of the 17 th instant, says: On last Tuesday a strong party of Federal cavalry arrived at Marion, Crittenden count...

. . . Springfield Republican, who is on a visit to England, finds it very difficult to discriminate between the British clergy of the establ...

BY LAIRD AND JAMES. ============================================= TERMS FIVE CENTS PER SINGLE COPY. ========================================...

Sunday is a memorable day in the events of this war. On Sunday, the 5th of May, 1861, President Lincoln’s twenty days notice expired; on Sun...

The Circuit Court of Bedford county was in session for several days the past week. His Honor Judge Cooper, presiding. No business of importa...

The Huntsville Advocate says: The bells of the Methodist, Presbyterian Episcopal, and Cumberland Presbyterian and Baptist Churches in Huntsv...

A bill for abolishing the tariff and throwing open our Confederate ports to the commerce of all the world, except the United States, has pas...

The Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate of the 9th inst., learns that a Captain and a Colonel have been broken of their commissions, and drummed out ...

The military authorities of New Orleans have established a maximum of prices for provisions, above which they are not allowed to be sold: Be...