The Federal papers have heard of the failure to take Charleston, and the sinking of the Keokuk; and yet they strive to mollify the disaster...

We are not informed of a renewal of the attack on Charleston. It is said our shot penetrated the turret of the Keokuk, sunk. In New ...

We learn to-day that the enemy bombarded our forts at Charleston, yesterday, two hours and a half. But few of our men were injured, and the...

The President has not yet returned. The Cabinet did not convene to-day. Affairs look uncomfortable in North Carolina. The army there needs ...

[Stono] River, S. C, April 10,1863. MY DEAR SIR: I went yesterday morning to Charleston Harbor to deliver to Admiral Dupont the des...

[Stono] River, S. C, April 10. I have written some particulars of my interview with Admiral DuPont which I thought the President should...

Stone River, S. C, Wednesday, April 8, 1863. MY DEAB NICO: I arrived here to-night at the General's headquarters and was very p...

I went to church at St Michael's, which is one of the oldest churches in America, and is supposed to have been built a hundred and fift...

General Ripley took me in his boat to Morris Island. We passed Fort Sumter on our left, and got aground for five minutes in its immediate n...