WASHINGTON, May 19. No official dispatch has been received from Com. Goldsboro about the expedition up James River.   It comprised the ...

PHILADELPHIA, May 19. The Bulletin contains the following additional from Fortress Monroe: The repulse of the gunboats is generall...

BALITMORE, May 20. The boat from Old Point has arrived, but it brings no news.   It was reported that the Naugatuck was taking on board...

The Gunboats Beaten off at Fort Darling. WASHINGTON, May 17. The following has been received at the War Department: WASHINGTON,...

BALTIMORE, May 9. The special correspondent of the American sends the following relative to affairs in Hampton Roads and the Peninsula...

FORT MONROE, May 8, A. M. The iron-clad ship-of-war Galena, and gunboats Arostook and Port Royal started up the James River this mornin...

WASHINGTON, April 29. A dispatch received from Gen. Halleck says:   “It is the unanimous opinion that Gen. Sherman saved the fortune of...

The government is soon to be place in possession of a small but staunch iron gunboat, the gift of Mr. Stevens, contractor for the famous fl...

The steamer Naugatuck arrived here this morning.   She is now lying off Ft. [Mc]Henry. – Published in  The Davenport Daily Gazette , Davenp...

BALTIMORE, May 20. – The boat from Old Point has arrived but brings no news. It was reported that the Naugatuck was taking on board a new g...

The Gunboats Beaten off at Fort Darling – Seventeen killed on board the Flotilla – the Naugatuck’s 100 pounder Burst. WASHINGTON, May 17. ...

Our skeleton in the closet has crumbled into dust, and nervous people inhabiting seacoast cities can sleep o’ nights hereafter without fear ...

NEW YORK, May 14. – A Fort Monroe letter of the 12 th states that McClellan’s pickets were within 16 miles of Richmond, that the Monitor an...

FORTRESS MONROE, April 14. – A Richmond paper contains an editorial exhibiting considerable fear for the safety of that city. It intimates ...