Planning the Attack. Response to the Call for Volunteers to Accompany Hobson on the "Merrimac". The "President" Tries to Escape. Battleship "Massachusetts". Prison Chaplain and Jailer. The Last Volley of the War. New U. S. Torpedo-Boat "Talbot". The "Hartford," Farragut's Flagship. Departure of a Naval Expedition from Port Royal. Fort Moultrie. Anderson's Command Occupying Fort Sumter. Major Robert Anderson. The "Morris"--Torpedo-Boat of the Smallest Type--46-1/2 Tons Displacement, 800 Horse-Power. Blockading the Mouth of the Mississippi. Flag of the Confederacy. Naval Patrol on the Potomac. Attack on the Hatteras Forts. Spanish Merchant Steamer "Catalina" Captured by the Cruiser "Detroit," April 24, 1898. Flag of South Carolina. Nassau: The Haunt of Blockade-Runners. Cotton Ships at Nassau. Marines Saluting on the "Lancaster"--Our Oldest Naval Vessel in Active Service. Fortress Monroe. Du Pont's Expedition Off Cape Hatteras. The Opening Gun. Engagement of the "Monitor" and "Merrimac," March 9, 1862. A River Gunboat. Engagement of the "Kearsarge" and "Alabama," June 19, 1864. Rescue of Capt. Semmes. The "Nashville" Burning a Prize. Fort Pensacola. Levee at New Orleans Before the War. Farragut's Fleet Engaging the Enemy near New Orleans, April 26, 1862. Breaking the Chain. Farragut Engaging the Port Hudson (La.) Batteries, March, 1863. The "Arkansas" under Fire. Farragut's Fleet Engaging Forts Jackson and St. Philip and Confederate Fleet on the Mississippi River, below New Orleans, April 25, 1862. The Launching of the Battleship "Iowa". Passing the Vicksburg Batteries. Bailey's Dam on the Red River. Engagement Between the U. S. Flagship "Hartford" and the Confederate Ironclad "Tennessee," Mobile Bay, August 5, 1864. Warships off Charleston Harbor. Battle of Mobile Bay--Union Fleet Engaging Fort Morgan and Confederate Vessels, August 5, 1864. Forward Turret of Monitor "Terror". Torpedo-Boat "Cushing". Dynamite Cruiser "Vesuvius". Ensign Worth Bagley, of the Torpedo-Boat "Winslow," Killed May 11, 1898. Partial View of the Wreck of the "Maine". Dewey's Victory--The Naval Fight in Manila Bay, May 1, 1898. The Defeat of Cervera's Fleet--The "Colon" Running Ashore. The Naval Board of Strategy, 1898. Rear-Admiral William Thomas Sampson. Bombardment of San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 13, 1898. Rear-Admiral George Dewey. Admiral Sampson's Fleet off Puerto Rico, in Search of Cervera's Vessels, May 1, 1898. Admiral Cervera's Fleet Approaching Santiago, May, 1898. Commodore John Crittenden Watson.