a very pritty day And our Regiment left Ashland for Yolktown (Yorktown) And our rought was down by Hanover Coathouse The Second day we sti...

ALONE AGAIN. Our Brooklyn friends left us the 13th. They were ordered to report at Newport News, and we to remain here to do guard duty. W...

WILLIAMSBURG. Washington's birthday. How well Virginians have emulated his example and teachings is this day apparent. God pity, the M...

We have nothing additional from Gen. Wise's expedition against Williamsburg; but it was deprecated by our people here, whose families a...

The Federal monitors, gun-boats, and transports no more menace the City of Charleston! The fleet has sailed away, several of the iron-clads...

Gen. Lee requests that all dispatches passing between his headquarters and the War Department be in cipher. He says everything of importanc...

Gen. Wise was countermanded in his march against Williamsburg, by Major-Gen. Gustavus W. Smith. He had 2700 men, the enemy 1500, and he wou...

No official accounts from “Stonewall” and his glorious army, but private accounts are most cheering. In the mean time, the hospitals in and...

Mine is a painful, self-imposed task: but why write when I have nothing to chronicle but disaster? 1 So I read instead: First, Consuelo, t...

The Star says, the Secretary of War has the following, taken from the special correspondence of the Baltimore American :   The divisions o...

I learn by steamer from Yorktown that Gen. McClellan has advanced 12 miles beyond Williamsburg, and has had several skirmishes with the ene...

Fredericksburg Permanently Occupied. Treasonable Organization at Dubuque. THE ENEMY DEFEATED AT WILLIAMSBURG. PARTICULARS OF TH...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va., May 6. The enemy evacuated this place and their works in front last night, their rear guard passing through about si...

BALTIMORE, May 7. The regular news letter from Old Point is received.   The mail boat Nellie baker arrived just before the Old Point st...

WILLIAMSBURG, May 6. I have the pleasure to announce the occupation of this place as the result of a hard fought action yesterday. ...

PHILADELPHIA, May 5. The Inquirer has a special dispatch from Fort Monroe, giving the following particulars in regard to the evacuatio...

FORT MONROE, May 2. A refugee from Norfolk left last night in a row boat, and arrived here this A. M. Com. Tatnall received sealed ...

. . . the Herald, has it that the disaster to Gen. Banks in the Shenandoah valley and his falling back to Williamsburg is all owing to the a...

HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC May 4, 7 p. m. To Hon. E. M. Stanton Our cavalry and horse artillery came up with the enemy’s rear guard...

THE REBEL REAR GUARD AGAIN OVERTAKEN AND DEFEATED. They cross the Chickahominy and burn the Bridges. BALTIMORE, May 8. – The following dated...