[W]e proceeded up the Savannah River, and, on reaching the city, were provided with carriages to examine it and the environs. Savannah has s...

The last arrivals indicate a better tone and temper in England, and I think in France also. From the articles in their papers, Cole's l...

It is represented that the mob in New York is about subdued. Why it was permitted to continue so long and commit such excess has not been e...

There is a rumor that Fitz John Porter, whose trial of over forty days has interested the public, is found guilty and has been cashiered. A...

The furious storm of last night and to-day fills us with apprehensions for the two ironclads, Nahant and Weehawken. It is hoped they put in...

Fortress Monroe, Dec. 11. – Jeff. Davis, in his Message, is very despondent over the losses of Vicksburg, Port Hudson, and other points. He ...