Vicksburg Batteries Parade by Iron Clads Reported
Correspondence notes a public spectacle near Vicksburg as the Union fleet of ironclads ran the batteries amid fine weather and a large audience. The item surveys editorials, politics, and stock market notes from New York to Boston with brief mentions of treasury receipts and military plans.
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McMinnville Action Paralyzes Rebel Supply Lines
Gen Reynolds reports Union forces under Wilder and Minty seized McMinnville, destroying bridges and a railroad line. Col Longworth burned trains, telegraph lines, and large rebel supplies including bacon, sugar, rice, whiskey, cotton, and mills. 300 prisoners taken. Dick McCann escaped. rebel Lieut. Col. Martin mortally wounded. Reynolds moves toward Liberty as Morton advances toward Carthage.
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Addison brothers deny rebel spy allegations in card
James L. Addison and Anthony Addison publish a card calling false the claim they are rebel spies and mail carriers who supplied enemy with army orders. James Addison was arrested but remains at his desk. investigation unclear. Ex-Governor Stanly will resume residence in California after voluntary resignation as Military Governor.
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New York Veto on Soldiers Proxy Vote Standed Senate Battle
Governor Seymour vetoes the proxy voting bill for soldiers citing unconstitutionality. The Senate votes to override the veto. The legislature also passes the Harbe duence bill and a million dollar appropriation, along with banking corporation formation and capital taxation measures.
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Rebel Losses and Battery Relocated After Suffolk Action
Fort Monroe April 23 reports estimate of rebel losses at least eight to our one in the Suffolk and Nansemond River engagement. A captured rebel battery from the 20th inst. was moved to safety and can be used against the enemy. S R Spaulding confirms quiet in New Bern area and that Gen Foster has returned with over 50 prisoners.
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Rebel Movements Near Newbern Reported by Steamer Dudley Buck
Passengers say Gen. Foster with 5000 troops left Newbern on the 16th and was at Deep Gulf on Friday. Cannonading heard Friday afternoon lasting over an hour amid rumors of Gen. Hill’s Confederate force. gunboats Miami Hetzel Lockwood Shawcon ready to support if needed.
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So nar a Panama voyage carries 600 passengers and treasure
The steamship Sonora sailed from San Francisco on April 23 to Panama with 600 passengers and 50 soldiers in the Massachusetts contingent. It carried 1,100,000 in treasure including 300,000 for New York and the rest for England, with exports and treasure gains over last year. Markets inactive as Wheat Barley Wool and butter move lower. Cranberries sold at 6 24c per gallon from 12 thousand kegs.
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Barracks Erected on Staten Island for Con scripts
Barracks have been erected on Staten Island to house conscripts for the coming summer. About 300 to 400 soldiers remain at Riker's Island while the Metropolitan Brigade may depart for Baton Rouge to join peers. The Commercial reports Cornell Bradley of Richmond ran a blockade and bought 3000 dollars worth of goods in New York before returning.
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Wreck of Ranger Near Aves Island Reported
The bark Venus from Curacao April 9 reports the schooner Ranger, sailing from Laguayra to Cuba, wrecked on Aves Island March 25 with all hands saved. Vessels continued daily blockade-running to Maracaibo as Venezuela’s government party lost ground.
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