ASHEBORO, March 16th, 1861. *          *          *          *          *          *          *          *          *          * In...

Letters from Governor Vance received to-day show that he has been making extensive arrangements to clothe and subsist North Carolina troops....

From Charleston we learn that on Christmas night the enemy's shells destroyed a number of buildings. It is raining to-day: better than ...

No war news to-day. But a letter, an impassioned one, from Gov. Vance, complains of outrages perpetrated by detached bodies of Confederate ...

Cold and clear. Gen. Longstreet telegraphs to-day from Rutledge, Tenn., some fifty miles northeast of Knoxville, and says he will soon need...

The reports from Western North Carolina indicate that much bad feeling prevails there still; and it is really something more than a militar...

Lee and Meade have their armies daily drawn up in battle array, and an engagement may be expected. It is said the enemy is evacuatin...

The enemy advanced yesterday, and, our forces being unequal in numbers, captured Culpepper C. H. Our cavalry fell back several miles, and a...

Gov. Vance writes that he has reliable information that the 30,000 troops in New York, ostensibly to enforce the draft, are intended for a ...

The report from Lt.-Col. Lay of the condition of affairs in North Carolina, received some days ago, was indorsed by Judge Campbell, Assista...

A dispatch from Raleigh informs us of a mob yesterday in that city. Some soldiers broke into and partially destroyed the office of the Stan...

A Mr. J. C. Jones has addressed a letter to the President asking permission to run the blockade to confer with Mr. Bates, of President Linc...

Governor Vance writes that large bodies of deserters in the western counties of North Carolina are organized, with arms, and threaten to ra...

The department companies and militia returned yesterday, through a heavy shower, from the wild-goose chase they were rushed into by Gen. El...

HDQRS. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI,             Raleigh, N. C., April 15 , 1865 . General U.S. GRANT and SECRETARY OF WAR: (...

The President learns, by a dispatch from Gen. Hardee, of Mississippi, that information has reached him, which he considers authentic, that ...

Raining still! Lee's and Meade's armies are manoeuvring and facing each other still; but probably there will be no battle until the...

I called on Stanton to-day on the subject of relieving petty officers of the Navy from the draft, and permitting them to continue in the se...

Gen. Lee communicates to the department to-day his views of the Montgomery letter to Gen. Forrest, a copy of which was sent him by Governor...

The newspapers have a dispatch, to-day, from Jackson, Miss., which says the enemy have fallen back from the position lately occupied by the...