CAIRo , ILL., February 7, 1862. SIR: I have the honor to report that on the 6th instant, at 12:30 p.m., I made an attack on Fort Henry,...

The Cincinnati Gazette and Commercial’s Cairo correspondence give the following account of the bombardment and capture of Fort Henry: ...

U. S. Flagship St. Louis ,                       Near Fort Donelson ( via Paducah), February 15,1862.         (Received February 16, 18...

On the night of the battle of Pittsburg, a rebel Georgia regiment drew up in line near the river to make a terrible charge on our ranks.  ...

Special to Chicago Times CAIRO, May 6. The steamer Ella, from Pittsburg Landing, with advices to nine o’clock last night, has arri...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. – The Navy Department to-day received the following: CAIRO, Feb. 24. To Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec’y of the Navy Lieut...

U. S. GUNBOAT, “CONESTOGA,” Tennessee River, February 10, 1862 Flag Officer H. H. Foote, U. S. N. Commanding Naval Forces Western Waters S...

Special to the Chicago Tribune. CAIRO, April 10. We are just beginning to get some reliable details from the great battle at Pittsburg.   ...

ST. LOUIS, March 7. A special dispatch to the Democrat from Cairo says that Lieut. Gwinn, of the gunboat Tyler, reached there last night f...

CAIRO, March 3. Captain Holeman, of the 7 th Ill. Cavalry, with 46 men, while making a reconnoisance of the country west of Charleston, Mo...

WASHINGTON, March 1. There is nothing in the official telegrams last received, to show that the rebels are evacuating Columbus, nor has any...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. The Navy Department to-day received the following: CAIRO, February 24. To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy:...

CAIRO, Feb. 25. Nashville was yesterday occupied by ten thousand troops under Gen. Buell, and the Federal flag is now flying over the State...

A TERRIBLE BATTLE PROGRESSING. The Loss Sever on both Sides. Our men Fight like Tigers. THE REBELS HOIST THE BLACK FLAG. CUMBERLAND RIV...