THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 9, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The Demonstration of the Rebels Against Washington. Hill and Pettigrew in Command. The Enemy Intrenched in Position Commanding the Town and River. Our Gunboats Keeping Them in Good Order. Gen. Foster at the Post of Danger. Skirmishing and Some Loss of Life. CHARLESTON. No Dispatches Yet Received by the Government. Four Iron Clads in the North Edisto. The Attack Expected at Once. IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS. Arrival of the Eastern Queen and the Columbia. An Artillery and Gunboat Fight in Lower Louisiana. Capture of the Gunboat Diana by the Rebels. The Operations up the West Bank of the Mississippi. The Expedition Across Lake Pontchartrain Successful. The Rebel Prisoners at the Custom House in New Orleans. A Raid of Texas Rebels Into Mexico. Immense Contraband Trade Across the Rio Grande. IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA. Capture of a Prize Steamer, the Dolphin, by the Wachusett. Reported Firing by American Vessels of War, at the French Mail Steamer Floride. The Alabama Reported in Cuban Waters. THE WAR IN MISSOURI. Pursuit of the Guerrillas who Destroyed the Sam Gaty. THE LATEST REBEL REPORTS. The Monitors and Iron Clads Announced Off Charleston. The Storm About to Burst upon the Devoted City. IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. The Recent Great Riot in Richmond. Much more. Light wear and some edge chipping. Newsy war news issue.