First Pace-Editors Foreign News and War Warnings
News items note the Alabama correspondence between Lord John Russell and Minister Adams, a predicted ironclad era, Charleston and Sumter battles, and a federal payroll for the Army of the Potomac. Also mentions merchants, auctions, and stock in French silk, ribbons, and millinery goods.
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Lord John Russell
London
Telegraphic News
John Russell
Adams
Alabama
McCoy
London Times
House of Representatives
Spring Bonnets and Piety Light Up Local Churches
Yesterday brought a fine day as churches filled with Spring bonnets and plumes. "Fighting Joe" is poised to make his mark if this weather continues. forecasts suggest thunderstorms around the area this month.
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Joe
Rebels Claim Monitors Hit in Fort Moultrie Action
Rebel despatches from New York dated April 12 report the engagement of the 7th where monitors were frequently hit and damage unknown. One gun was dismounted on Fort Moultrie and one man wounded.
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Fort Moultrie
Entry into Charleston Harbor and Keokuk sinks
An eye witness account from Baltimore American describes the 9th and 10th days of April actions at Charleston harbor. The Union fleet led by Ironsides and Dupont pressed Fort Sumter and Moultrie, while the Keokuk was heavily damaged and sunk next morning. Nahant and Catskill supported, Weehawken scouted harbor obstructions.
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General Foster’s Position at Fortress Monroe
The S R Spaulding arrived from Morehead City as Gen Foster’s forces face no word from Newbern. Women and children are evacuating Newbern while seven thousand troops retreating toward Washington after being driven eight miles with fifty casualties. Rebels sent three flags of truce. Foster reply: no more flags, surrender not offered, Washington to be captured if needed.
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Register
Sinking of the Wabash Rumor Debunked at Port Royal
Reports of the Wabash sinking at Port Royal by the ram Fingal are dismissed as unfounded. Inquiries in proper quarters show the rumor originates from sensational dispatchers.
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Port Royal
Ram Fingal
Battle report on Mcpike Granger engagement near Murfreesboro
Washington and Cincinnati dispatches recount Gen Granger's defense against Van Dorn's attack at Murfreesboro on April 10 and 11. Union forces held with casualties under 100. Confederates suffered over 300. Gen Stanley’s cavalry reportedly captured six artillery pieces and about 200 prisoners before outflanking and retreating at night.
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Battle Casualties and Paroles Reported by Era
The Era lists killed Sergeant G W Verplank wounded slightly Corporal J E White wounded slightly paroled Corporal D Pettit wounded slightly paroled Private W McPherson wounded slightly paroled Private M Johnson wounded seriously paroled Private S Symonds wounded seriously paroled. Also 2 Sergeants 2 Corporals and 19 Privates were captured and paroled. A rebel river boat with flag of truce is at Beaslear City, but the purpose remains unknown.
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Jewett
160Th New York
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Vicksburg Dispatch Details River Fleet Action and Blockade Run
A Helena sourced despatch reports the Talla hatchie fleet under Generals Ross and Quimby with gunboats and mortars reaching Vicksburg after a 43 day absence. Guerrilla fire and enemy batteries wounded soldiers with 25 to 30 killed while Quimby and Hovey’s divisions head to Vicksburg amid blockade run preparations by ironclads Louisville Mound City Carondelet Benton Lafayette and others plus bulkhead transports. Osterhans confirmed near Warrenton with heavy forces.
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Rumor of McClellan Resignation Rumor Circulates
Washington dispatch notes a circulating report that General McClellan tendered his resignation. The War Department says two year regiments must complete muster into service dates. Navy reports capture on the 7th of a rebel sloop Rosalie sailing from Nassau to Charleston with cargo, plus English schooners Tuttle and Rising Dawn.
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Herald
Washington
McClellan
War Department
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Rosalie
Nassau
Charleston
Tuttle
Rising Dawn
North American Arrives with 354 Passengers from Europe
The steamship North American led by Capt. Dutton docked after a voyage from Europe with 354 passengers aboard. Purser Taylor reports positions on April 9 at lat 43, long 58, and notes captains Kallock Swift Cooper and Espns among the travelers following the loss of their ships to the Alabama. The Nova Scotian departed for Liverpool earlier this morning at 3 o'clock.
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Prominent Bostonian Francis H Wellington Dies in Brooklyn
Francis H Wellington, formerly of Boston and active in the New England Committee, died at his Brooklyn residence yesterday. Also reported: prize schooner Rising Dawn captured off Wilmington and arriving with British salt from Nassau. Col Bowditch of Vermont, formerly Burlington Collector, killed by a locomotive at a drawbridge. Albany reports warm rain and rising river levels.
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N. Y
Pirate chase reported near Grand Cayman by whaling ship
The Ellen Kiscen reports it was chased for 12 hours by the pirate Retribution on March 18 while sailing near Georgetown Grand Cayman. Earlier, the steamers Alabama and Oneida were at Curacoa on March 22.
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Oneida
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New York Stock and Money Market and Commodities
Markets show dullness across Second Board stocks with varied quotables. Railroads Chi and Rock Island at 89, Cleveland and Toledo 91 8, Harlem 93, Erie 764, Central 1144. Treasury Notes 104 and gold 1524. Agricultural prices steady with mixed wheat, corn firmer, pork and beef subdued, cotton steadier, sugar and molasses soft, naval stores quiet. Ashes steady in Potscax sale. butter and lard mixed, whiskey dull, tobacco stable, wool soft. Freight to Liverpool quiet as bulk goods and ship’s bags unchanged.
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