Jacksons Army Leaves Shenandoah Valley for Yorktown
New Market April 9 A report from Maj Gen N P Banks confirms Jackson marching from the Shenandoah Valley toward Gordonsville via Harrisonburg and Gordonsville with bridges and crossings targeted. Scouts corroborate flight routes toward Gordonsville Stannardsville and Orange Court House as of April 20.
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Fort Macon to be starved out as Newbern fortifications rise
The Detroit press reports Union plans to starve Fort Macon amid construction of Newbern fortifications. The Ellen S Terry and Haze carried despatches for Gen Mc Clellan to Fortress Monroe. Four companies of the 8th Connecticut repelled a Rebel sortie from Fort Macon with casualties.
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Fort Pulaski Bombardment Noted By Navy Officers
Washington reports from the Navy Department describe the fall of Fort Pulaski as a planned military operation. Commander C. P. Rodgers commanded the Sigel battery on the second day, with praise for Gen. Hunter Gen. Benham and Gen. Gilmore and for officers from the Wabash who took part in the bombardment and in surrender arrangements.
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Siege Preparations Progress on Fort Monroe Left Flank
Fort Monroe reports 39 additional wounded from Yorktown today, raising total to 90 wounded and 32 killed from the left flank action. Gen Magruder’s Norfolk tally lists 25 rebels killed, 75 wounded. Siege work continues amid cannon fire and occasional rifle-pit skirmishing.
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Freshets Disrupt Rail Travel in New Hampshire and Connecticut
The freshet, the highest since 1851, floods multiple rail lines in Concord New Hampshire. A bridge on the Northern Railroad near Lebanon is washed away and another on the Concord road near Hooksett faces extreme danger. Col Gilmore works to keep trains running though service will be partially interrupted tomorrow. A Prescott son drowns in an accident. The Connecticut River rises to 28 feet at Hartford and floods lower city areas. Springfield rail near the river submerged for five miles delaying trains northward and Connecticut River Railroad service.
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