The Secession Movement.—Entrance Hall to
an Hotel at Charleston, South Carolina—See Page 94. vol. 38,
no. 1072,
p. 87.
February 2, 1861
The New Flag of the State of South
Carolina. vol. 38,
no.
1072,
p. 89.
February 2, 1861
The Charleston Palmetto. vol.
38,
no. 1072,
p. 94.
February 2,
1861
Selling Sweet Potatoes in Charleston. vol.
38,
no. 1072,
p. 94.
February 2,
1861
Plan of Charleston (South Carolina) Harbour and
Vicinity vol. 38,
no.
1073,
p. 129.
February 9, 1861
The Principal
Church in Charleston, South Carolina.—See Page
147. vol. 38,
no.
1075,
pp. 138-40.
February 16, 1861
Dealers Inspecting a Negro at a Slave
Auction in Virginia.—From a Sketch by our
Special Artist. vol. 38,
no.
1075,
pp. 138-40.
February 16, 1861
A Slave Auction in Virginia.—From Sketch by our
Special Artist. vol. 38,
no.
1075,
pp. 138-40.
February 16, 1861
Fort Moultrie, in
Charleston Harbour, South Carolina: The Secession Flag
Flying. vol.
38,
no. 1077,
p. 194.
March 2,
1861
"A Barber's Shop at
Richmond, Virginia," By Eyre Crowe, in the Exhibition of the British
Institution.—See Page 216. vol. 38,
no. 1078,
p. 207.
March 9,
1861
John Anderson, the Fugitive Slave in
Canada. vol. 38,
no.
1078,
p. 223.
March 9, 1861
The Hon. Jefferson Davis, President of
the Confederate States of America. See Supplement, Page
248. vol. 38,
no. 1079,
p. 231.
March 16, 1861
General Winfield
Scott, Commander-In-Chief of the American Forces.—See Next
Page.
vol. 38,
no. 1079,
p. 247.
March 16,
1861
Railway Station in
Georgia, America.—See Preceding Page. vol.
38,
no. 1079,
p. 250.
March 16,
1861
The Crowd at
Baltimore Waiting for Mr. Lincoln, President of the United
States vol.
38,
no. 1080,
p. 266.
March 23,
1861
The Inauguration of
the Hon. Jefferson Davis as President of the Provisional Government of
the New Southern Confederacy of America. vol. 38,
no. 1080,
p. 267.
March 23,
1861
President Lincoln Delivering his
Inaugural Address in Front of the Capitol at Washington.—See next
page. vol. 38,
no. 1081,
p. 299.
March 30, 1861
Interior of an American
Railway-Car. [p. 306] vol. 38,
no. 1082,
pp. 306-307.
April 6,
1861
The Dandy
Slave: a Scene in Baltimore, Maryland. [p. 307] vol.
38,
no. 1082,
p. 307.
April 6,
1861
Slaves for Sale: a Scene
in New Orleans. vol. 38,
no. 1082,
p. 307.
April 6, 1861
A Scene in the Hall of Representatives
Washington.—See supplement, page 320.
vol. 38,
no. 1082,
p. 310.
April 6, 1861
The Flag Adopted by the New Southern Confederacy of
America. [p. 344] vol. 38,
no.
1083,
p. 344.
April 13, 1861
The Hon. A. Dudley Mann, One of the Three
Commissioners of the Confederate States of America to Europe.—From a
Photograph by John Watkins. vol. 38,
no.
1087,
p. 414.
May 4, 1861
Loading Cotton on the Alabama River. (1)
Cotton-shoot on the Alabama. (2) Foot of the Shoot: Receiving the
Cotton-bales on Board the Steamer.—See next
page. vol. 38,
no.
1087,
p. 423.
May 4, 1861
Major Anderson, Late Commandant of Fort Sumter
Charleston Harbour—See preceding page.
vol. 38,
no.
1088,
p. 434.
May 11, 1861
The Main Battery at Fort Sumter Guns Bearing on
Fort Moultrie and the Channel During the Action of Friday April 12 vol. 38,
no.
1088,
p. 435.
May 11, 1861
Views on the Potomac Below
Washington.—From Sketches by our Special Artist. 1. The Potomac at
Washington. 2. Fort Washington. 3. General View of the Potomac
Looking towards Washington. 4. Mount Vernon. vol. 38,
no. 1089,
pp. 458-460.
May 18, 1861
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway: Tray Run
Viaduct. [p. 466] vol. 38,
no.
1089,
pp. 466-467.
May 18, 1861
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Boardtree Hill. [p. 467] vol. 38,
no.
1089,
pp. 466-467.
May 18, 1861
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Kingwood Tunnel. [p. 467] vol. 38,
no.
1089,
pp. 466-467.
May 18, 1861
The "Union" Mass Meeting held in Union-Square, New
York on the 20th of April—See page 467. vol. 38,
no.
1089,
p. 471.
May 18, 1861
Harper's Ferry,
Virginia.—See supplement, page 496. vol. 38,
no. 1090,
p. 479.
May 25,
1861
Birdseye View of the City of
Washington, with the Capitol in the Foreground.—See supplement, page
496.
vol. 38,
no. 1090,
pp. 486-487.
May 25, 1861
The War Excitement in New York: Scene in Front of a
Fire-Engine House.—See page 500.
vol. 38,
no.
1090,
p. 498.
May 25, 1861
The Civil War in
America. Fort Monroe, Virginia, as seen from the James
River. vol. 38,
no. 1090,
p. 499.
May 25,
1861
Fort Smith, Arkansas, recently captured
from the United States by the
Secessionists. vol. 38,
no. 1090,
p. 499.
May 25, 1861
His Excellency Charles Francis Adams, the United
States' Minister at the British Court.—See page
546. vol. 38,
no.
1093,
p. 543.
June 15, 1861
Colonel
Ellsworth's Volunteer Regiment (The New York Firemen Zouaves).—See
next page. vol. 38,
no. 1093,
pp. 563-564.
June 15, 1861
Reading the War News in Broadway, New York.—From a
Sketch by our Special Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1093,
pp. 563-564.
June 15, 1861
The Civil War in America: The 4th Regiment of New
York Zouaves Passing through Broadway on their way to Embark for the
War "Down South." vol. 38,
no.
1094,
p. 567.
June 22, 1861
The Civil War in America: Harper's
Ferry, Virginia. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
pp. 571-572.
June 22, 1861
The Civil War in America. Gallant Charge of Federal
Cavalry into Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our
Special Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 574.
June 22, 1861
New York
Fireman Zouaves Turning out to Support Pickets between Alexandria and
Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia.—From a Sketch by our Special
Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 574.
June 22, 1861
The Civil War in America: View
of Richmond, the Capital of Virginia. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 574.
June 22, 1861
Iron-Car Battery on the Philadelphia Railway. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 575 .
June 22, 1861
Winan's Steam-Battery, Invented
by Dickinson. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 575.
June 22, 1861
Moonlight Scene on the Ohio River, North America. vol. 38,
no. 1094,
p. 583.
June 22, 1861
The Civil
War in America: "Our Kitchen in the Camp of the 2nd New York
Regiment."-From a Sketch by our Special Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1096,
pp. 599-600.
June 29, 1861
The Civil War in America. Some of "Wilson's Boys" in
Wooden Camp at Staten Island.—From a Sketch by our Special
Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1096,
pp. 601-602.
June 29, 1861
"My Head-Quarters in the Camp
of the 2nd New York Regiment."—From a Sketch by our Special Artist. vol. 38,
no. 1096,
pp. 601-602.
June 29, 1861
The Civil War In America: How The Outlying
Sentries Of The Federal Army Are Killed By
Secessionist Scouts.—From A Sketch By Our Special
Artist. vol. 39,
1098,
p. 28.
July 13, 1861
The Civil War in America: Unionist Scouting
Party in the Virginian Woods in the Neighbourhood of
Alexandria.—From a Sketch By Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
1098,
p. 28.
July 13, 1861
The Civil War in America: Attack on the Pickets of the
Garibaldi Guard On The East Branch of the Potomac.—From a Sketch by
Our Special Artist.—See Next Page vol. 39,
1099,
p. 47.
July 20, 1861
The Civil War in America: The Long Bridge Over the Potomac at Washington,
Guarded By United States' Artillery. vol. 39,
1099,
p. 58.
July 20, 1861
The Civil War in America: Capture of a United States' Dragoon by Guerrilla
Horsemen of Virginia.—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.—See Page 83. vol. 39,
no. 1100,
pp. 71-72.
July 27, 1861
The New World, One of the Hudson River Steamers vol. 39,
no. 1100,
p. 82.
July 27, 1861
The Civil War in America: "Contraband of
War."—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist. vol. 39,
1100,
p. 83.
July 27, 1861
Review of Federal Troops on the 4th of July by
President Lincoln and General Scott: The Garibaldi Guard Filing
Past.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See Preceding Page. vol. 39,
no. 1101,
p. 111.
August 3, 1861
The Civil War in America: Sketches from Richmond,
Virginia, the Capital of the Confederate States of America. vol. 39,
no. 1102,
p. 127.
August 10, 1861
The Civil War in America: Fight at Hainsville, on the Upper Potomac—Advance
of the Wisconsin Men (Federalists) on the Secessionist Position.—See Page 145. vol. 39,
no. 1102,
p. 143.
August 10, 1861
Map of District of Columbia vol. 39,
no. 1102,
p. 143-145.
August 10, 1861
The Civil War in America: Confederate Prisoners
Captured by United States' Pickets Between Fairfax and Manassas
Junction, Virginia. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1103,
pp. 151-152.
August 17, 1861
The Civil War in America: Carolinian Pickets
Flying Before the Advances of the Federal Troops on Fairfax. —From a Sketch
by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1103,
p. 155.
August 17, 1861
The Civil War in America: Attack on the
Confederate Batteries at Bull Run by the 27th and 14th New York Regiments.
-From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. And The Civil War in America: The Stampede from Bull Run.—From a Sketch by our Special Artist.—see next page. vol. 39,
no. 1103,
p. 167.
August 17, 1861
Cape Race, Newfoundland, the Termination of the
American System of Telegraphs. vol. 39,
no. 1107,
p. 179.
August 24, 1861
The Civil War in America: Engagement between the
71st New York and an Alabama Regiment at the Battle of Bull Run.—from a Sketch
by Our Special Artist.—See Preceding Page. vol. 39,
no. 1108,
p. 226.
August 31, 1861
Richmond, Virginia, the Capital of the Confederate
States of America. vol. 39,
no. 1107,
p. 261.
September 7, 1861
The War in America: Texan Lancers (Federalists)
Reconnoitring between Alexandria and Fairfax Virginia.—from a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1108,
p. 263.
September 14, 1861
The War in America: Quartermaster's Department—
Killing Bullocks in the Federal Camp, Virginia.—from a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.—See Supplement, page 280[sic]. vol. 39,
no. 1108,
p. 271.
September 14, 1861
The War in America: Union Troops Attacking
Confederate Prisoners in the Streets of Washington.—from a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. and The War in America: Arrest of Mr. Faulkner, Late United States' Minister to France, at Brown's Hotel, Washington, on the Charge of Treason. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1108,
p. 283.
September 14, 1861
The Civil War in America: Confederates Trapping a
Boat's Crew of the Potomac Fleet.—from a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1109,
p. 303.
September 21, 1861
The Civil War in America: The Great Falls of the Potomac.—From A Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1110,
p. 319.
September 28, 1861
The Civil War in America: View of Yorktown,
Virginia, from the Old Nelson House. vol. 39,
no. 1111,
p. 338.
October 5, 1861
The Civil War in America: Munson's Hill. With the
Earthwork Thrown up by the Confederates in Front of the Union Lines, Virginia.
from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See page 357. vol. 39,
no. 1111,
p. 351.
October 5, 1861
The War in America: the Chain-Bridge across the
Potomac above Georgetown, Looking Toward the Virginian Shore.—from a Sketch
by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1112,
p. 362.
October 12, 1861
The War in America: Bringing in the Federal
Wounded after the Skirmish at Lewinsville, Virginia.—from a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1112,
p. 363.
October 12, 1861
The American Pony Express, En Route from the
Missouri River to San Francisco.—From a Drawing by G.H. Andrews. vol. 39,
no. 1112,
p. 386.
October 12, 1861
The War in America:—Fort Ocracoke, on Beacon
Island, North Carolina, Destroyed by Fire on the 17th Ult. By the
Federalists. And The War in America:—A Confederate Deserter Coming
Into the Federal Lines at Munson's Hill.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.
-See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1113,
p. 411.
October 19, 1861
Illustrations of the Civil War in America. From sketches
by Our Special Artist: Franklin's Brigade Passing Arlington Mill
on its Way to Occupy Munson's Hill. and A Portion of the Confederate Works on Munson's Hill. and General M'Clellan Occupying the Confederate Position at Munson's Hill. vol. 39,
no. 1114,
p. 438.
October 26, 1861
The Civil War in America: Guard Tent—Punishment
Drill in the Federal Camp.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See Supplement,
p. 485. vol. 39,
no. 1116,
p. 467.
November 9, 1861
The Civil War in America: Cutting off a
Confederate Despatch-Galley on the Potomac, Near Freestone Point.—from a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.-See Supplement, Page 485. vol. 39,
no. 1116,
p. 470.
November 9, 1861
The Civil War in America: Fairfax
Courthouse; the Head-Quarters of General
Beauregard. vol. 39,
no. 1117,
p. 491.
November 16, 1861
View of St. Joe, Missouri, from the Kansas Side. vol. 39,
no. 1117,
p. 491.
November 16, 1861
Brigham Young, President and Chief Prophet of the
Mormon Church. vol. 39,
no. 1117,
p. 503.
November 16, 1861
The Residence of Brigham Young at the Great Salt Lake City, Utah. vol. 39,
no. 1117,
p. 503.
November 16, 1861
The Civil War in America: the Fight at Ball's
Bluff, Upper Potomac—Desperate Effort Made by the 15th Massachusetts Regiment
to Clear the Woods by a Bayonet Charge.—from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.
—See Page 514. vol. 39,
no. 1118,
p. 511.
November 23, 1861
The Civil War in America: Retreat of the
Federalists after the Fight at Ball's Bluff, Upper Potomac, Virginia.- From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1118,
p. 514.
November 23, 1861
Destruction of the Federal Merchantman Harvey Birch by the
Confederate War-Sloop Nashville.—See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1119,
p. 535-536.
November 30, 1861
Fort Montgomery at Rouse's Point, Lake Champlain vol. 39,
no. 1119,
p. 562.
November 30, 1861
The Civil War in America: Federal Picket on the
Potomac, in front of the Confederate Batteries.- from a Special Artist.- See
Page 570. vol. 39,
no. 1120,
p. 567.
December 7, 1861
The Civil War in America: 'My Reconnaissance with
General Sickles in the Potomac.'—from a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1120,
p. 570.
December 7, 1861
The Civil War in America: The Confederate Batteries on the Lower Potomac, Virginia Shore, Opposite Budd's Ferry—Government Store-Schooners Running the Blockade.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. And The Civil War In America: The Ten-Pounder Gun Battery (Federalist) at Budd's Ferry, Lower Potomac, Opposite the Confederate Batteries on the
Virginia Shore.- From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1120,
p. 570,572.
December 7, 1861
The Seizure by Captain Wilks, of the United States'
War-ship San Jacinto, of Messrs. Slidell and Mason, Confederate Commissioners,
on Board the British Mail-Steamer Trent.—See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1120,
p. 583.
December 7, 1861
Captain Wilks, of the San Jacinto vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 591-592.
December 14, 1861
The Confederate Commissioners to England and France Seized on Board
the Trent.—see next page. vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 591-592.
December 14, 1861
Captain Moir, of the Trent. vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 594.
December 14, 1861
General M'Clellan, Commander-in-chief of the
Federal Forces.—See Supplement, Page 612. vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 599.
December 14, 1861
Embarkation at Woolwich, Yesterday Week, of the E
Battery Fourth Brigade of Royal Field Artillery on Board the Melbourne for
Canada.—See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 607.
December 14, 1861
The Civil War in America: the Confederate Army—
Mississippians Passing in Review before General Beauregard and Staff vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 610.
December 14, 1861
The Civil War in America: Torchlight Procession
of General Blenker's Brigade at Washington in Honour of General M'Clellan Taking
Command of the Federal Army.—from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See Next
Page. vol. 39,
no. 1121,
p. 611.
December 14, 1861
Reinforcements for Canada: the Military Train.—
See Page 620. vol. 39,
no. 1122,
p. 615.
December 21, 1861
The Civil War in America: Skirmish Near Fall's
Church, Virginia.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1122,
p. 650-651.
December 21, 1861
The Boundary Line between the Unites States and
Canada.-See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1124,
p. 655.
December 28, 1861
Reinforcements for Canada: the Guards Leaving the
South-Western Railway Station for Southampton.—See Next Page. and Shipping Munitions of War at the Tower for Canada.—See Next Page. vol. 39,
no. 1124,
p. 659.
December 28, 1861
Reinforcements for Canada: the Guards Crossing
Westminster-Bridge on Their Way to the South-Western Railway Station.—See
Preceding Page vol. 39,
no. 1122,
p. 662.
December 28, 1861
The Civil War in America: Drumming out a Soldier
of the Federal Army through the Streets of Washington.—from a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol. 39,
no. 1122,
p. 666.
December 28, 1861
The Slidell and Mason Case Argued at the American Bar.—From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See Supplement, page 19. vol. 40,
no. 1125,
p. 4.
January 4, 1862
The Civil War in America: Execution of a Deserter in the Federal
Camp; Alexandria. —From a Sketch by our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1126,
p. 40.
January 4, 1862
The Civil War in America: Advanced Post of
General Blenker's Division Surprised at Anandale, Virginia, by
Confederate Calvary.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist vol. 40,
no. 1127,
p. 61.
January 18, 1862
The Great International Railway
Suspension-Bridge over the Niagara River, Connecting the New
York Central and the Great Western of Canada Railways. vol. 40,
no. 1127,
p. 64-65.
January 18, 1862
The Outrage on the Trent: Lord Lyons
Communicating Earl Russell's Despatch to Mr. Secretary Seward vol. 40,
no. 1128,
p. 82.
January 25, 1862
The Civil War in America: Advance of the
Skirmishers of the Bucktail Rifles on the Confederate Position
at Drainsville, Virginia, From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.— See Supplement, p. 95. vol. 40,
no. 1128,
p. 91.
January 25, 1862
Mr. Yancey, One of the Commissioners
from the Confederate States of America to the European
Courts. vol. 40,
no. 1128,
p. 95.
January 25, 1862
The War in America: A Night Alarm in the Federal Camp—Signalling
from the Right Bank of the Potomac to Head-Quarters in
Washington. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.[p. 95] vol. 40,
no. 1128,
p. 95-96.
January 25, 1862
The Federal Sloop-of-War Tuscarora in
Southampton Water.—See page 81. vol. 40,
no. 1128,
p. 98.
January 25, 1862
The Confederate Sloop-of-War Sumter Capturing Two Federal
Merchantmen Off Gibraltar.—See
Preceeding
Preceding
Page. vol. 40,
no. 1129,
p. 114.
February 1,1862
New-Year's Reception at the White House, Washington.—From
a Sketch By Our Special Artist—See Next Page. vol. 40,
no. 1129,
p. 119.
February 1,1862
The Civil War in America: Hatteras Spit, with the Wreck of the
City of New York on the Bar in the Distance.—From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1132,
p. 186.
February 22,1862
The Civil War in America: The Picket Leading the Ships of the
Burnside Expedition over the Hatteras Bar.—From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist.—See Supplement, page 200. vol. 40,
no. 1132,
p. 187.
February 22,1862
The Civil War in America: Provisional Camp of a Portion of the
Burnside Expedition at Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina—From a Sketch
by our Special Artist vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 258.
March 8,1862
The Civil War in America: Camp Winfield, Hatteras Inlet, North
Carolina.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See page 262. vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 258.
March 8, 1862
Sketches from the Washoe Silver Region, North America: Virginia
City from the South, Mount Davidson, Cedar Hill and Six Miles
Gutch.—See page
362
262
. vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 259.
March 8, 1862
Sketches from the Washoe Silver Region, America: Gold Hill,
Mount Davidson, and the Ophir Road. vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 262.
March 8,1862
Sketches from the Washoe Silver Region, North America: Devil's
Gate, and the Crushing Mills at the North End of Silver City vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 262.
March 8,1862
The Civil War in America: Provisional Camp of a Portion of the
Burnside Expedition at Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina—From a Sketch
by our Special Artist and
The Civil War in America: Camp Winfield, Hatteras Inlet, North
Carolina.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See page 262. vol. 40,
no. 1134,
p. 262.
March 8,1862
The Civil War in America: Attack on the Confederate Batteries at
Roanoke Island by the Federal Gun-boat.—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist—See Next Page. and
The Civil War in America.—General Burnside's Expedition: Fort
Bartow, Roanoke Island, after its Capture by the
Federalists.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1136,
p. 295.
March 22,1862
The Civil War in America.—General
Burnside's Expedition: The 9th New York(Hawkins's Zouaves) and
the 21st Massachusetts Taking the Confederate Fieldwork on
Roanoke Island at the Point of Bayonet. From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist.—See page 296. vol. 40,
no. 1136,
p. 298.
March 22,1862
Breaking Up of the Ice at New York: A View from the East
River. See supplement, page 320. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 307.
March 29,1862
The Civil War in America: Confederate Prisoners in Camp Georgia,
Roanoke Island—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. See
Supplement, page 320. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 310.
March 29,1862
The Recent Floods in Sacramento Valley,
California.—The Corner of L and Fourth Streets, Sacramento City:
View through L-Street Eastwards.—See Page 326. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 323.
March 29, 1862
The U.S. Revenue Steamer Schubric Anchored in the Sacramento,
near Rio Vista. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 326.
March 29, 1862
The Levee Opposite K-Street, Sacramento City, at Three a.m. on
the 24th of January Last, during the Third Flood. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 326.
March 29, 1862
Sixth-Street, Sacramento City, Looking South. vol. 40,
no. 1137,
p. 326.
March 29, 1862
The Civil War in America—Naval
Engagement in Hampton Roads: The Confederate Iron-Plated Steamer
Merrimac (or Virginia) Running into the Federal Sloop
Cumberland.—From a Sketch by T. Nast.—See Supplement, page
344. vol. 40,
no. 1138,
p. 327.
April 5, 1862
The Civil War in America: Fight in
Hampton Roads between the Federal floating-battery Monitor and
the Confederate Iron-Plated Steamer Merrimac(or Virginia). From
a Sketch by T. Nast.—See Supplement, page 344. vol. 40,
no. 1138,
p. 330.
April 5, 1862
The Civil War in America: Baggage-Waggons
and Gun-Carriages of the Army of the Potomac on the Move.—From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1138,
p. 334.
April 5, 1862
Mr. George Peabody.—See page
383
333
. vol. 40,
no. 1138,
p. 335.
April 5, 1862
The Civil War in America: General Burnside.—From a sketch by
T. Nast.—See Supplement, page 376. vol. 40,
no. 1139,
p. 359.
April 12, 1862
The Civil War in America: Federals Advancing on the Abandoned
Confederate Positions at Centreville.—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.—See Supplement, page 376 vol. 40,
no. 1139,
p. 359.
April 12, 1862
The Civil War in America: Action between the Merrimac (or
Virginia) and the Monitor in Hampton Roads. vol. 40,
no. 1139,
p. 366-367.
April 12, 1862
The Civil War in America: Federal Calvary Scouts Entering the
Depot at Manassas Junction.—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist—See Supplement, page 376. vol. 40,
no. 1139,
p. 366-367.
April 12, 1862
H.M.S. Diadem Taking Off the Crew of the Dismasted
American Ship C.W. Connor, near Bermuda.—See Preceding Page. vol. 40,
no. 1139,
p. 381.
April 12, 1862
The Civil War in America: Reconnaissance
Made by General Stoneman, Accompanied by the Comte de Paris and
the Duc de Chartres, to Cedar Run.—From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.—See next page. vol. 40,
no. 1140,
p. 403.
April 19, 1862
The Civil War in America: A Portion of
the Abandoned Confederate Works and Camp at Centreville.—From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1141,
p. 418.
April 26, 1862
The Civil War in America: Embarkation of
a Portion of the Army of the Potomac at Alexandria, near
Washington.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1142,
p. 458.
May 3,1862
Captain William Wilson, of the Emily St. Pierre. vol. 40,
no. 1144,
p. 507.
May 17, 1862
The Cook and Steward of the Emily St. Pierre. vol. 40,
no. 1145,
p. 531.
May 24, 1862
The Civil War in America: General View of
Richmond, Virginia.—From a Sketch by G.H. Andrews. vol. 40,
no. 1147,
p. 547.
May 31, 1862
The City Quay, Richmond.—From a Sketch
by G.H. Andrews. vol. 40,
no. 1147,
p. 547.
May 31, 1862
Railway Bridge Over the Rapids of James
River.—From a Sketch by G.H. Andrews. vol. 40,
no. 1147,
p. 547.
May 31, 1862
The War in America: General Pope's
Division at the Levee, Cairo, on its Way from New Madrid to
Reinforce General Halleck, near Corinth.—From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist
.
vol. 40,
no. 1147,
p. 554.
May 31, 1862
The Civil War in America: Jefferson
Thompson's Guerrillas Shooting at Federal Boats on the
Mississippi.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.—See page
607. vol. 40,
no. 1149,
p. 599.
June 14, 1862
Engagement off Fort Pillow, Mississippi
River, between Federal and Confederate Gun-Boats.—From a Sketch
by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1149,
p. 607.
June 14, 1862
The Civil War in America: Midnight Storm
on the Mississippi—Federal Flotilla at Anchor off Fort
Pillow.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 40,
no. 1151,
p. 655.
June 28, 1862
Portion of the Water Batteries at Fort
Pillow, On the Mississippi, After the Evacuation—Looking Up The
River.—From a Sketch By Our Special Artist. and Main Battery at Fort Pillow, On the
Mississippi, Evacuated by the Confederates on the 5th of
June.—From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.41,
no.1153,
p.37.
July 12, 1862
Federal Gun-Boat.--See Supplement, Page 84. vol.41,
no.1155,
p.77.
July 19, 1862
The Civil War in America: Destruction of
the Confederate Flotilla Off Memphis.--From a Sketch By Our
Special Artist.--See Page 84. vol.41,
no.1155,
p.92.
July 19, 1862
The Civil War in America: High Street, Richmond, Virginia. vol.41,
no.1156,
p.100.
July 26, 1862
Position of the Federal Flotilla on the Mississippi, Off Fort Pillow, Shortly Before Its
Evacuation. and Colonel Fitch and the 46th Indiana
Volunteers Taking at the Point of the Bayonet the Confederate
Battery of Fort St. Charles, On the White River, Arkansas. See
Supplement, Page 111. vol.41,
no.1156,
p.105.
July 26, 1862
The Civil War in America: Scene of
Operations in Eastern Virginia, Showing M'Clellan's Present
Position.--See Page 128. vol.41,
no.1157,
p.125.
August 2, 1862
The Civil War in America: General Stuart
(Confederate) with his Cavalry Scouting in the Neighbourhood of
Culpepper Courthouse.--From a Sketch by our Special Artist.--See
Next Page. vol.41,
no.1167,
p.368.
October 4, 1862
The Civil War in America: Colonel of the 4th Regiment European
Brigade of the Confederate Army.--From a Photograph. vol.41,
no.1167,
p.369.
October 4, 1862
Oil-Springs at Tarr Farm, Oil Creek, Venango County, Pennsylvania--See Supplement,
Page 506. vol.41,
no.1173,
p.488.
November 8, 1862
The Confederate Sloop-of-War "290," or
Alabama, Leaving the Merchant-Ship Tonowanda.--See Supplement,
Page 535. vol.41,
no.1174,
p.513.
November 15, 1862
The Civil War in America: The Last Stand
Made by the Federals at Manassas.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.41,
no.1174,
p.516-517.
November 15, 1862
The Civil War in America: View, From the West, of Richmond,
Virginia, Capital of the Confederate States.--From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol.41,
no.1174,
p.516-517.
November 15, 1862
The Civil War in America: Camp of the
Confederate Marines at Drury's Bluff, on the James River.--From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Next Page. vol.41,
no.1174,
p.520.
November 15, 1862
The Civil War in America: Drury's Bluff,
A Confederate Position on the James River, Near Richmond.--From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.41,
no.1174,
p.521.
November 15, 1862
Captain Semmes, of the Confederate
States' Sloop-of-War Alabama ('290'). Major-General "Stonewall"
Jackson, of the Confederate Army.--See Page 606. vol.41,
no.1175,
p.589.
December 6, 1862
The Election of Mr. Horatio Seymour,
Governor of the State of New York: Democratic Procession Passing
the New York Hotel. vol.41,
no.1179,
p.656.
December 20, 1862
Recruiting in New York: The Irish
Zouaves.--See Preceding Page. vol.41,
no.1180,
p.696.
December 27, 1862
Fort Lafayette, The American Bastille for
Political Prisoners. vol.41,
no.1180,
p.696.
December 27, 1862
The Civil War in America: Claiming Exemption
from the Draught in New York.--See Page 30. vol.42,
no.1182,
p. 28.
January 3, 1863
The Civil War in America: Advance of the
Federals Towards Lee Town, Jefferson County, Virginia--Stuart's
Flying Artillery Coming into Action.--From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist.;
The Civil War in America: Retreat of the
Federals From Jefferson County After their Unsuccessful Attempt
to Reach Winchester.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See
Next Page. vol.42,
no.1182,
p. 29.
January 3, 1863
Confederate Flag. vol. 42,
no. 1182,
p. 30.
January 3, 1863
Positions of the Federal and the
Confederate Pickets on the Rappahannock at Fredericksburg,
Dec. 4, 1862.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page
44.; Night Amusements in the Confederate Camp.--From a Sketch by
Our Special Artist.--See Page 44.; Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Scene of the Recent Battle Between the Federals and the
Confederates.--See Page 44. vol.42,
no.1183,
p. 40-41.
January 10, 1863
The Civil War in America: General
Longstreet's Corps (Confederates) Crossing the Blue Ridge from
the Shenandoah to the Rappahannock, Virginia.--From a Sketch by
Our Special Artist. vol. 42,
no. 1183,
p. 43.
January 10, 1863
The Battle-field of Fredericksburg. vol.42,
no.1184,
p. 80.
January 17, 1863
Tammany Hotel, New York (About to be
Pulled Down), The Head-Quarters of the Democratic Party. vol.42,
no.1184,
p. 84.
January 17, 1863
The Bombardment of Fredericksburg, Virginia, By the Federals, on
Dec. 11.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1186,
p. 116.
January 31, 1863
The Battle of Fredericksburg: Assault of
the Federals on Marye's Hill and the Battery of the Washington
Artillery.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1186,
p. 117.
January 31, 1863
The Civil War in America: General Lee,
Commander of the Confederate Army in Northern Virginia.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in America: General
"Stonewall" Jackson. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1188,
p. 185.
February 14, 1863
Major-General J.E.B. Stuart, Commanding
Cavalry of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. vol.42,
no.1189,
p. 192.
February 21, 1863
The Entrance to Charleston Harbour, With
its Defences.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist at
Charleston.--See Supplement, Page 230. vol.42,
no.1190,
p. 220-221.
February 28, 1863
The Civil War in America: Unsuccessful
Attempt of the Army of the Potomac to Cross the Rappahannock on
the 20th of January Last.--See Next Page. vol.42,
no.1190,
p. 229.
February 28, 1863
The War in America: Attack on the
Blockading Squadron off Charleston by Iron-clad Gun-boats.--From
a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 372. vol.42,
no.1197,
p. 365.
April 4, 1863
The War in America: Charleston, From Fort
Johnson.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The War in
America: The Defences of Charleston, Looking Seaward.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1197,
p. 372-373.
April 4, 1863
The War in America: Arrival of a Federal
Steamer with Flag of Truce at Madisonville, Lake
Portchartrain.--See Next Page. vol.42,
no.1198,
p. 401.
April 11, 1863
The Alabama at Port Royal, Jamaica. vol.42,
no.1198,
p. 420.
April 11, 1863
The War in America: The Town and
Fortifications of Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1199,
p. 432.
April 18, 1863
The War in America: Negroes at Work on
the Fortifications at Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.; The War in America: Attack by Federal Gun-boats on Fort
M'Allister, Ogeechee River, Near Savannah.--From a Sketch by Our
Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1199,
p. 433.
April 18, 1863
The U.S. Gun-boat Weehawken, One of the
Ironclads Engaged in the Bombardment of Charleston. vol.42,
no.1201,
p. 472.
May 2, 1863
The Iron-Clad Frigate New Ironsides and
Two Ericsson Batteries Going into Action at Charleston.--See
Page 523. vol.42,
no.1202,
p. 517.
May 9, 1863
The Civil War in America: Attack by the Federal Ironclads on
the Harbour Defences of Charleston, Three P.M. of the 7th of
April.--from a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil War in
America: Confederates Sinking Torpedoes by Moonlight in the Harbour
Channel, Charleston.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;The Civil
War in America: The Federal Ironclad Keokuk as she Appeared on the
Morning After the Fight.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See
Page 542. vol.42,
no.1203,
p. 532-533.
May 16, 1863
Domestic Life in South Carolina.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1204,
p. 552.
May 23, 1863
Planter's Residence on the Cumbee
River, South Carolina.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.42,
no.1204,
p. 552.
May 23, 1863
The War in America: Warrenton,
Virginia.--See Page 598. vol.42,
no.1205,
p. 593.
May 30, 1863
The War in America: Scene at Fort
Moultrie during the Bombardment of Charleston.--See Next Page. vol.42,
no.1207,
p. 605.
June 6, 1863
The Civil War in America: Repairing
Damages in the Casemates of Fort Sumter on the Night of the
Attack.--See Page 653. vol.42,
no.1208,
p. 649.
June 13, 1863
Map of the Seat of War in Virginia.--See
Page 702. vol.42,
no.1210,
p. 689.
June 27, 1863
Map of Vicksburg. vol.43,
no.1212,
p. 28.
July 11, 1863
Major-General George G. Meade, the New
Commander of the Army of the Potomac. vol.43,
no.1215,
p. 117.
August 1, 1863
The Riots in New York: Attack by the Mob
on the Tribune Newspaper Office.--See Page 142. vol.43,
no.1216,
p. 125.
August 8, 1863
The Civil War in America: Train with
Reinforcements for General Johnston Running Off the Track in the
Forests of Mississippi. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.;
The Civil War in America: Re-occupation of Jackson, Mississippi,
by the Confederates.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See
Preceding Page. vol. 43,
no. 1216,
p. 127.
August 8, 1863
The Riots in New York: The Mob Lynching a
Negro in Clarkson-Street.--See Page 142. vol.43,
no.1216,
p. 129.
August 8, 1863
The Riots in New York: The Mob Burning the Provost Marshal's Office.--See Page 142. vol.43,
no.1216,
p. 132.
August 8, 1863
Map Illustrating General Lee's Advance
into Pennsylvania.; Plan of Pittsburg.; The Defences of Washington. vol. 43,
no. 1216,
p. 155.
August 8, 1863
The Riots in New York: Destruction of the
Coloured Orphan Asylum; The Riots in New York: Conflict between
the Military and the Rioters in First-Avenue.--See Next Page. vol.43,
no.1217,
p. 168.
August 15, 1863
Monteagle House Hotel, Niagara Falls. vol.43,
no.1218,
p. 193.
August 22, 1863
Chicago, from the Michigan Central Railway. vol.43,
no.1218,
p. 204.
August 22, 1863
Street in Chicago, United States. vol.43,
no.1218,
p. 204.
August 22, 1863
The Civil War in America. Southern
Refugees Encamping in the Woods near Vicksburg.--From a Sketch
by Our Special Artist.--See Preceding Page.; Confederate Scouts
with Percussion-caps for the Garrison of Vicksburg Running the
Federal Pickets.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol. 43,
no. 1219,
p. 215.
August 29, 1863
The War in America: Assault on Fort
Wagner, Charleston Harbour, on the Night of July 18--The Rush of
the Garrison to the Parapet. From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.--See Page 317. vol.43,
no.1223,
p. 301.
September 26, 1863
The War in America: Scene Presented in
the Ditch and on the Southern Slope of Fort Wagner, Charleston
Harbour, the Morning after the Assault of July 18. From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist. vol. 43,
no. 1223,
p. 317.
September 26, 1863
Macon, Georgia.--See Next Page. vol.43,
no.1224,
p. 341.
October 3, 1863
Capt. Semmes' Secretary. Mr. Bullock, Master. vol.43,
no.1225,
p. 361.
October 10, 1863
Captain Semmes. vol.43,
no.1225,
p. 361.
October 10, 1863
Mr. Macintyre Kell, First Lieutenant. vol.43,
no.1225,
p. 361.
October 10, 1863
Her Majesty's Ship Majestic Keeping Watch
Over the Steam-Rams in the Mersey. El Tousson. The Majestic. El Monassir. vol.43,
no.1233,
p. 552.
November 28, 1863
The War in America: Confederate
Sharpshooters Firing on a Federal Supply-Train on the Tennessee
River.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 574. vol.43,
no.1234,
p. 557.
December 5, 1863
Family Worship in a Plantation in South
Carolina.--See Page 574; The War in America: The Federals
Shelling the City of Charleston--Shell Bursting in the
Streets.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 574. vol.43,
no.1234,
p. 561.
December 5, 1863
Illustrations of the War in America by
Our Special Artist. The Interior of Fort Sumter, Charleston
Harbour, after a Continuous Bombardment by the Federal Batteries
on Morris Island; The Fight for the Rifle Pits in Front of
Battery Wagner.--See Page 574. vol.43,
no.1234,
p. 564.
December 5, 1863
The Confederate Screw-Steamer
Rappahannock Lying at Calais Pier.--See Page 637. vol.43,
no.1236,
p. 616.
December 19, 1863
The War In America: Battle of
Chicamauga--The Confederate General Hood, Wounded.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Next Page. vol.43,
no.1237,
p. 661.
December 26, 1863
Illustrations of the War in America. By
Our Special Artist. View of Chattanooga and the Federal Lines
from the Lower Ridge of Lookout Mountain.; View of Chattanooga
and the Federal Positions from the Left Centre of the
Confederate Lines.--See Page 662. vol.43,
no.1237,
p. 664.
December 26, 1863
The Suspected Confederate Cruiser Pampero
Seized at Glasgow. vol.44,
no.1238,
p. 12.
January 2, 1864
Burning of the American River Steamer
Isaac Newton on Her Way from New York to Albany. vol.44,
no.1238,
p. 20.
January 2, 1864
The War in America: The Confederates
Quitting Brownsville, Texas, on Hearing of the Approach of
Federal Transports.--See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1239,
p. 29.
January 9, 1864
The War in America: The Federal Steamer
Chesapeake, Seized by Confederates, Landing Crew and Passengers
off Musquash Harbour, Bay of Fundy.--See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1239,
p. 33.
January 9, 1864
The War in America: Fort Fisher,
Commanding the New Inlet Entrance to Cape Fear River.--The
British Steamer Hansa Running the Blockade under the Guns of the
Fort.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist. vol.44,
no.1241,
p. 76.
January 23, 1864
The Wreck of the Bohemian, Montreal Ocean
Company's Steam-Packet, off The Coast of Maine. vol.44,
no.1249,
p. 285.
March 19, 1864
The War in America: Winter Quarters of
the Left Wing of the Confederate Army on the Rapidan.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1251,
p. 313.
April 2, 1864
The Alabama Destroying the Texan Star, or
Martaban, in the Malacca Straits--The Kwan-Tung, Chinese
War-Steamer, in the Distance. From a Sketch by Commander Allen
Young, R.N. vol.44,
no.1251,
p. 320.
April 2, 1864
The City of New York Steam-Ship on
Daunt's Rock, at the Entrance of Queenstown Harbour. vol.44,
no.1252,
p. 349.
April 9, 1864
The Midships Saloon of the City of New York. vol.44,
no.1252,
p. 349.
April 9, 1864
The War in America: Camp of Federal
Prisoners on Belle Isle, Richmond.--From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.--See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1252,
p. 353.
April 9, 1864
Ruins of Colonel Colt's Patent Firearms
Factory at Hartford, Connecticut, Recently Destroyed by
Fire.—See Preceding Page. vol.44,
no.1253,
p. 360.
April 16, 1864
The War in America: View of Nassau, in
the British West Indies, the Depot for the Blockade-Running
Trade.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1253,
p. 364-365.
April 16, 1864
Illustrations of the War in America, by
Our Special Artist. Unloading Cotton from Blockade-Runners at
Nassau, New Providence.; General Stuart's Head-Quarters on the
Rapidan.--See Preceding Page. vol.44,
no.1255,
p. 432.
April 30, 1864
The Confederate Cruiser Georgia. vol.44,
no.1261,
p. 521.
May 28, 1864
General Robert Edmund Lee,
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Confederate States of
America. See Next Page. vol.44,
no.1262,
p. 533.
June 4, 1864
General Longstreet, of the Army of the Confederate States of
America.--From a Photograph. vol.44,
no.1263,
p. 573.
June 11, 1864
The Late General J. E. B. Stuart, of the Army of the Confederate States. vol.44,
no.1264,
p. 585.
June 18, 1864
The Duel off Cherbourg between the
Alabama and the Kearsarge; the Alabama Sinking. See Page 607. vol.44,
no.1265,
p. 625.
June 25, 1864
The Deerhound Rescuing a Portion of the
Crew of the Alabama.--From a Sketch by Mr. Robert
Lancaster.--See Next Page. vol.45,
no.1266,
p. 1.
July 2, 1864
Kerbstone Stockbrokers in New York.--See
Page 11. vol.45,
no.1266,
p. 8.
July 2, 1864
The Fight between the Alabama and the
Kearsarge.--See Page 2. vol.45,
no.1266,
p. 9.
July 2, 1864
The Jackal Tender and Boats Going to Meet
the American Mail Steamer at Roche's Point, Near Queenstown. vol.45,
no.1266,
p. 12.
July 2, 1864
The Late David Herbert Llewellyn, Surgeon
of the Alabama. vol.45,
no.1267,
p. 41.
July 9, 1864
"Our Special Artist," on Board the
Lilian, Running the Blockade into Wilmington Harbour, North
Carolina.--See Page 70. vol.45,
no.1268,
p. 60.
July 16, 1864
The Petroleum Oil Works at Franklin,
Pennsylvania.; Railway Station at the Franklin Petroleum Oil
Works.--See Preceding Page. vol.45,
no.1270,
p. 100.
July 23, 1864
The War in America: The Texans of
Longstreet's Corps Retaking the Outer Line of Intrenchments on
the South Side of the James River. From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.--See Preceding Page. vol.45,
no.1271,
p. 128.
July 30, 1864
The War in America: A Corps of the Confederate Army Marching by
Night through Burning Woods. —From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist —See Page 137. vol.45,
no.1272,
p. 133.
August 6, 1864
New Blockade-Runner Lizzie, Built in the
Clyde. vol.45,
no.1272,
p. 136.
August 6, 1864
The War in America: View of Petersburg,
Virginia.--See Page 191. vol.45,
no.1274,
p. 185.
August 20, 1864
The War in America: View of Petersburg and Its Suburbs from
General Lee's Head-Quarters.--From a Sketch by Our Special
Artist.--See Next Page. vol.45,
no.1276,
p. 236-237.
September 3, 1864
Enlisting Irish and German Emigrants on
the Battery at New York.--See Page 285. vol.45,
no.1278,
p. 288.
September 17, 1864
The Presidential Campaign in America:
Great M'Clellan Meeting in Union-Square, New York.--See Next Page. vol.45,
no.1280,
p. 345.
October 1, 1864
Presidential Electioneering in New
York.--A Street Scene. vol.45,
no.1282,
p. 389.
October 15, 1864
Presidential Electioneering in New
York.--Torchlight Procession of the M'Clellan Party. vol.45,
no.1282,
p. 389.
October 15, 1864
Illustrations of the War in America, by
Our Special Artist: Passage of the Shenandoah River at Front
Royal by the Divisions Sent to Reinforce General Early; March of
Kershaw's and Fitz Lee's Divisions of the Confederate Army up
the Valley of Virginia.--See Preceding Page. vol.45,
no.1284,
p. 408.
October 22, 1864
Illustrations of the War in America, by
Our Special Artist: Howlett's Battery, on the James River,
Engaging the Federal Monitors.--See Page 407 . vol.45,
no.1284,
p. 409.
October 22, 1864
The Late Outrage on the Neutrality of
Brazil: The Florida (Confederate) and the Wachusetts (Federal)
in Bahia Harbour. vol.45,
no.1288,
p. 517.
November 19, 1864
Burning of the United States'
Mail-Steamer Roanoke, off St. George's, Bermuda, on the 9th of October. vol.45,
no.1289,
p. 541.
November 26, 1864
Election Day in New York: A Polling-Place
among the "Upper Ten."; A Polling-Place Among the "Lower
Twenty."--See Preceding Page. vol. 45,
no. 1290,
p. 559-561.
December 3, 1864
Sketches from New York: Entertainment in
a Lager Beer Saloon. vol.45,
no.1290,
p. 561.
December 3, 1864
Sketches from New York: A Lager Beer
Brewery at Guttenburg, on the Hudson River. vol.45,
no.1290,
p. 561.
December 3, 1864
Sketches from New York: A Garten Wirthschaft. vol.45,
no.1290,
p. 561.
December 3, 1864
Peyton Falls, Alleghany County, Virginia. vol.45,
no.1291,
p. 576.
December 10, 1864
The Town and Port of Nassau, New
Providence, Bahama Islands. vol.45,
no.1291,
p. 592.
December 10, 1864
The Confederate Steamer Florida Sunk in
the James River. vol. 46,
no. 1296,
p. 5-6.
January 7, 1865
The Environs of Savannah. vol.46,
no.1297,
p. 42.
January 14, 1865
The War in America: Rendezvous of
Mosby's Men in the Pass of the Blue Ridge, Shenandoah
Valley.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 66. vol.46,
no.1298,
p. 56.
January 21, 1865
Winter Sketches from New York: An
Omnibus Sleigh.; Skating by Night in the Central Park.--See
Preceding Page. vol.46,
no.1298,
p. 60.
January 21, 1865
General Sherman, of the Federal Army. vol.46,
no.1298,
p. 65.
January 21, 1865
Map Illustrating Genl. Sherman's March
through Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah, Novr. & Decr. 1864. vol.46,
no.1298,
p. 66.
January 21, 1865
Wilmington and Cape Fear River, North Carolina.--See Preceding Page. vol.46,
no.1302,
p. 152.
February 18, 1865
The War in America: Prison in Casemate
No. 2, Fort Lafayette, New York Harbour.--See Page 262. vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 245.
March 18, 1865
The War in America: Interior of Fort
Lafayette, New York Harbour.; Camp of Confederate Prisoners at
Elmira, New York.--See Page 262. vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 248.
March 18, 1865
The War in America: Interior of Fort Fisher, near Wilmington, During the Second Bombardment.--From a
Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 262. vol.46,
no.1306,
p. 249.
March 18, 1865
Veterans of the War of 1812 in the
Streets of New York. vol.46,
no.1308,
p. 305.
April 1, 1865
The War in America: The Conscription in
New York.--See Next Page. vol.46,
no.1309,
p. 317.
April 8, 1865
The Second Inauguration of President
Lincoln in Front of the Capitol at Washington.--See Page 334. vol.46,
no.1309,
p. 320.
April 8, 1865
Fall in Honour of President Lincoln in
the Great Hall of the Patent Office at Washington.--See Page 334. vol.46,
no.1309,
p. 321.
April 8, 1865
The Confederate Steam-Ram Stonewall
Leaving the Harbour of Lisbon.--See Page 351. vol.46,
no.1309,
p. 353.
April 15, 1865
Lieutenant-General Ulysses S. Grant,
Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Armies.--See Next Page. vol.46,
no.1311,
p. 365.
April 22, 1865
The New Fort Near Sandy Hook, at the
Entrance to the Bay of New York.--See Next Page. vol.46,
no.1312,
p. 393.
April 29, 1865
The Federal Ironclad Monadnock Towing a
Disabled Gun-Boat in a Storm Off Cape Hatteras.--See Next Page. vol.46,
no.1312,
p. 405.
April 29, 1865
The Late Confederate War-Steamer
Tallahassee, Now at Liverpool.--See Preceding Page. vol.46,
no.1312,
p. 412.
April 29, 1865
Mr. Hugh M'Culloch, the New Finance
Minister of the United States. vol.46,
no.1313,
p. 428.
May 6, 1865
Governor's Island and Fort, New York Harbour. vol.46,
no.1313,
p. 433.
May 6, 1865
Mr. Andrew Johnson, the New President of
the United States. vol.46,
no.1313,
p. 437.
May 6, 1865
The Assassination of President Lincoln:
Meeting of Americans on Monday in St. James's Hall.--See Next Page. vol.46,
no.1313,
p. 437.
May 6, 1865
The National Mourning in Broadway, New
York, for the Death of President Lincoln.--See Page 462. vol.46,
no.1314,
p. 456.
May 13, 1865
Procession through Washington with the
Body of President Lincoln.--See Page 486. vol.46,
no.1315,
p. 472.
May 20, 1865
Arrival of the Body of President Lincoln
at the City Hall, New York.--See Page 486. vol.46,
no.1315,
p. 473.
May 20, 1865
Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest.
The Late Residence of President Davis.; Fort Powhattan, and the
Right of the Federal Lines. vol.46,
no.1315,
p. 481.
May 20, 1865
Richmond, Virginia, after Its Conquest. The City of Richmond, from the James River. vol.46,
no.1315,
p. 481.
May 20, 1865
The City of Richmond, Virginia, after Its
Surrender. Ruins of the Armoury.; Ruins of the Arsenal. vol.46,
no.1318,
p. 456.
June 3, 1865
Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac
before President Johnson at Washington.--See Page 596. vol.46,
no.1320,
p. 576.
June 17, 1865
Flight of President Jefferson Davis and His
Ministers over the Georgia Ridge, Five Days before His
Capture.--From a Sketch by Our Special Artist.--See Page 623. vol.46,
no.1322,
p. 625.
July 1, 1865
Richmond, Virginia: Ruins of the Carbine
Factory.; Ruins of the Railway Bridge. vol.47,
no.1324,
p. 48.
July 15, 1865
Dedication of the Monument on the
Battle-Field of Bull Run, Virginia. vol.47,
no.1324,
p. 48.
July 15, 1865
The Last Days of the Confederate
Government.--From Sketches by Our Special Artist. The Flight of
the Confederates: A Sudden Alarm and Stampede.; The Train of the
Confederates Crossing the Pe-Dee River, North Carolina.--See
Page 70. vol.47,
no.1325,
p. 64.
July 22, 1865
The Last Days of the Confederate
Government.--From Sketches by Our Special Artist. Mr. Jefferson
Davis Signing Acts of Government by the Roadside.;
Mr. Jefferson Davis Bidding Farewell to His Escort Two Days
before His Capture.--See Page 70. vol.47,
no.1325,
p. 65.
July 22, 1865
Hart Island, Near New York, a Station for
the Disbandment of the Federal Army. vol.47,
no.1328,
p. 128.
August 12, 1865
Panorama of Richmond, Virginia after
Capture by the Federals.--See Next Page. vol.47,
no.1339,
p. 380-381.
October 21, 1865
The Ship Glad Tidings, with a Cargo of
American Cotton, Entering the Port of Liverpool.--See Next Page. vol.47,
no.1341,
p. 449.
November 4, 1865
The Late Confederate Cruiser the
Shenandoah in the Mersey.--See Next Page. vol.47,
no.1343,
p. 493.
November 18, 1865