[Homer_J_Simpson]

Fort Macon, N.C., Captured by Gen. Burnside – 2
Highly Important: News Received by the Government by Rebel Sources – 3-4
From Gen. Halleck’s Army: An Important Reconnoissance to Purdy – 4
Another Movement by Gen. Mitchel: A Successful Dash Against the Enemy at Bridgeport, Alabama – 4
The Siege of Yorktown: The Preparations for the Grand Climax Nearly Completed – 4-5
News from Washington: Trouble with Fugitive Slaves in the District of Columbia – 5-6
News from New-Mexico: The Rebel Evacuation of Santa Fe – 6
News from Foote’s Flotilla: Affairs Approaching a Crisis – 6
Editorial: Yorktown in 1781 and 1862 – 6-7
Another Flicker of Border-Ruffianism – 7
April – 7
Still Another Fort Repossessed – 7
Military Hospital – 7

[BroJoeK]

As of "today" the Siege of Corinth, Mississippi, has started, will last until end of May, a Union victory.
The list of generals on both sides is pretty amazing:

Mississippi 1862 Engagements

Date	Engagement	Military Units	Losses	Victor
April 29 - May 30	Corinth, MS	Union Army of the Mississippi (Halleck, Grant, Thomas, Buel ~120,000), Confederate Army of the Mississippi (Beauregard, Bragg, Van Dorn ~65,000)	Union 1,000+ total, Confederates 1,000+ total	USA

Corinth is the war's 103 engagement.

Summary of Civil War Engagements as of May 2, 1862:
Engagements in Confederate states:

State	Union Victories	Confederate Victories	Inconclusive	Total Engagements
South Carolina	1	1	1	3
Virginia	5	11	7	23
North Carolina	4	1	0	5
Florida	1	0	0	1
Louisiana	2	1	0	3
Tennessee	3	1	0	4
Arkansas	1	0	1	2
Georgia	1	0	0	1
Mississippi	1	0	0	1
Total Engagements in CSA	19	15	9	43

Engagements in Union states/territories:

State	Union Victories	Confederate Victories	Inconclusive	Total Engagements
Maryland	1	0	1	2
West Virginia	9	2	2	13
Missouri	11	9	1	21
New Mexico	4	8	0	12
Kentucky	4	3	2	9
Oklahoma	0	3	0	3
Total Engagements in Union	29	25	6	60
Total Engagements to date	48	40	15	103