Dismissal of Lt Edgerly Over Governor Race Vote Draws Outrage
The New Hampshire officer Lt Edgerly was removed from service by an Government Order for voting Democratic in the gubernatorial race. The Harrisburg Union condemns the action as a deep dishonor on all who ordered, counseled, or carried it out, insisting no sophistry can hide the stain.
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Provincial Boston delays news on Charles ton attack
The report on the Charles ton attack spread across New York papers yesterday while Boston was slow to receive telegrams. The piece notes Washington and New York had early Sunday evening notices, but Boston only learned Monday forenoon. It mentions local sales, elections, prices, and remarks on the Princess Alexandra and Admiral Farragut.
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Republicans Sweep State in Election Returns
New Haven reports wide Union gains and a Republican victory in Congress with Henry C. Deming winning the 1st district. Early tallies show Buckingham carrying several towns and counties, while Norwich and Hartford detail varying majorities. The Union ticket leads state offices and Senate across districts as results trickle in.
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Confederate News Highlights From April Dispatches
The Richmond Examiner reports April dispatches from Vicksburg Chattanooga and Charleston. Yankee gunboats shells at Snicker s Bluff heavy skirmishing at McMinnville and Seabrook Island scouting parties observed with no major landings reported.
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Contraband labor emigration and war updates in Washington
Reports from Washington detail applications for contrabands to be sent to the tropics for agriculture with no transportation funding yet. The French peace propositions draw no official reply from the State Department by yesterday. Six to eight hundred furloughed soldiers arrived from the Potomac. Brig Gen Welsh ordered to report to Burnside, Gen Pitcher to Hooker. Smuggling near the rebel lines persists from lower Maryland, with two offenders captured. Akron resident and former Secretary of War Christopher P. Walcott dies at home.
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Court opens with warning to Grand Jury on treason
Chief Justice Carter charges the Grand Jury to rigorously enforce laws against treason and frauds on the Government. He notes Washington stands between loyal and disloyal States and urges the Capital be kept free of disloyal influence to restore public peace and uphold the Constitution.
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Rebel cav alrymen report food shortages force desertion
Twelve rebel cavalrymen arrived at Williamsburg from Wise's Legion claiming their company will join soon as conditions worsen for food and clothing. Richmond evacuation is feared. The Yorktown boat delivered 600 rebel prisoners to City Point for exchange aboard the State of Maine.
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Dido Arrives with Damage From London Voyage
The steamship Dido from London arrived at St Johns damaged after the recent voyage. It will proceed to Halifax on Tuesday. In New York, Col Carpenter's cavalry regiment at Fort Leavenworth, about 800 men, is to march to Texas under General Hamilton, likely starting May 1. Albany reports the Governor has signed the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad bill.
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Schooner Farmer Capsizes Off Buffalo. All Hands Lost
Intelligence says the schooner Farmer capsized off Buffalo with four or five crewmen on board and two other persons. Schooners Helen Kent and Mushroom are ashore nearby.
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California News Navy arrivals and treasure shipment
In San Francisco on a April day ships arrive and depart. The White Falcon reached from Nicaragua and the Golden Age arrived from Panama. The Don Quixotte sailed for Hong Kong carrying 84000 dollars in treasure.
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Rebel General William son Arrested in New York
Gen. George W. William son of the rebel army was arrested in New York on Saturday for acting as a rebel consul at Onebeco. He and a companion, Mrs Atwood, were sent to Fort Lafayette. Over 500 letters found in her trunk tied to mail between the North and South.
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Market summaries and rail stocks on April 6
New York stock and money market report shows rail shares mixed with gains for several lines including Chicago and Rock Island 903 and Michigan Southern 624, while Reading 80 and Erie 774 hold. Treasury notes and US securities listed. bank statement figures appear garbled. cotton, flour, and grain markets show varied declines and dull activity with small price moves.
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