News from Washington: Operations of Gen. Sumner near Warrenton – 2
News from Winchester: A Visit from Secretary Seward – 2
News from Fortress Monroe: The Rebels Busy at Pig’s Point and Craney Island – 2-3
The Fight in Hampton Roads: Interesting Particulars by or on Board the Monitor – 3
News from the South: Rebel Reports of the Movements of National Troops – 3-4
News from Missouri: A Skirmish with Quantrell’s Brigands at Warrenton, &c. – 4
From Island No 10: Recommencement of Active Bombardment – 4
Chronicle of the Rebellion: Official Reports of Recent Engagements – 4-5
Hanging the Bridge-Burners – 5
The Expedition up the Tennessee – 5-6
Dreadful Disaster: Explosion of a Pyrotechnic Factory – 6
The Loss of Fishing Vessels and their Crews off George’s Banks – 6
Editorial: Progress and Prospect of the Spring Campaign – 6-7
The Fatal Calamity in Philadelphia – 7
Our Duty by Lieut. Worden – 7
Editorial: A Gregorian View of American Sentiment – 7
Battle coming that will change the War, and end the phony Civil War.
Boston, Saturday, March 29
The number of Gloucester fishing vessels lost off George's Banks in the gale of Feb. 24 was fifteen, and the number lost Jan 1 was four. By the loss of those 19 vessels 138 men were drowned, leaving 70 widows and 147 chldren to be provided for. Contribtions are solicited for these widows and orphans.