Descriptions of Civil War turmoil and leadership changes
Citizens report enemy raids burning dwellings while evacuations unfold. The Richmond Despatch notes 41 Mississippi Cavalry desertions including 18 NCOs and 2 officers. Brigadier General Paul Semmes of Georgia is dead. Brigadier General Smith resigns as Virginia governor.
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Moors Versus Morgan Near Buffington Island
Union steamer Moors reports chasing Morgan 500 miles to a riverport, engaging and driving back his forces. Three pieces of artillery captured, wagon train and horses seized, 20 horses recovered, 25–30 rebels wounded or captured. Minor own casualties.
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British ship Albermarle ashore at Mazatlan tragedy and trade notes
San Francisco reports Albermarle driven ashore at Mazatlan on June 24 with the chief mate and four sailors drowned. Trade remains fair with large goods flows inland and light provisions. Wheat exports and price ranges are noted along with mining and prospecting news from Idaho and Stevens County.
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Mexican leadership promises stable government reforms
Advices from Mexican sources report Forey seeking Mexican volunteers for his army with limited success. A proclamation pledges a stable regime honoring foreign obligations, curbing forced loans, allowing press freedom with limits, and suspending papers after repeated offenses. Brigandage to end and court reform emphasized. Ortega now leads between San Luis Potosi and Mexico City. Negata named in Puebla with 2000 cavalry. efforts to cut French lines to Vera Cruz reported. No foreign couriers have reached Mexico in 30 days.
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Briggs Named Secretary of Legation to Brazil in July
Wasu Hindon notes Briggs appointed Secretary of Legation to Brazil. No orders issued altering Farragut and Porter duties. Farragut remains on Western Blockading squadron command. Porter on the Mississippi. Corbin to Naval Academy as Commandant of Midshipmen. Melancthon Smith to ironclad Onondaga. C H Greene detached from San Jacinto to Vincennes.
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Rioting on Staten Island Ends in Soldier Fatalities
New York reports two rival accounts of Staten Island violence as drunken soldiers clashed with citizens. The rioters wounded and killed several, while two soldiers died, and officers face dismissal. The conflicting tales from the Commercial and Post leave the truth uncertain with no property damage reported.
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Body of Worcester citizen found after two weeks at sea
The submerged body of a supposed Worcester resident washed ashore at Mannenneck after a two week drift. Vessels dragged anchors amid a fierce gale. The steamer Honduras grounded off Battery Enlargement and was freed by four tugs. A Brooklyn committee proposed half a million dollars to exempt drafted men with dependents, with supervisors likely adding two hundred thousand more.
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Cattle Bridge washed away by freshet near Albany
Damage from a freshet closes Cattle Bridge about 12 miles below Albany and causes a Hudson River Railroad train to turn back after a timely signal. Reports also describe canal breaks at Mount Morris and Sprakers, delaying transport and commerce.
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New York Stock and Money Market Prices July 21
First Board prices show mixed trading with several railroads and banks quoted. Notable figures include New York Central at 120, Reading 1093, Erie 994, Hudson 1493, Pacific Mail 2394, American Gold 173, and U S One Year Certificates 993, with Sterling Exchange unsettled.
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