Troop Movements and Raid Report from Fortress Monroe
Major General Foster leaves for Newbern to establish headquarters. Planter reports to Admiral Lee. Dr Wright’s trial proceeds before a military commission. Petersburg Express recounts a July raid on Rocky Mount, detailing widespread destruction of depots, cotton, a factory, and rail lines, with rail travel disrupted and Tar River bridge destroyed. General Ramsey expected to pursue raiders from Tarboro.
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Cavalry Expédition Captures Wythesville and Rail Line
Brig. Gen. Scammon sends Col. Tolland and Col. Powell to destroy the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Wythesville. After a severe fight Wythesville falls. 120 prisoners, 2 artillery pieces and 700 arms seized. Casualties: Union about 65. Tolland and Capt. Delan killed. Powell wounded. Enemy loss heavy. town destroyed. Command reaches Fayetteville after a hard march.
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Forces take Morris Island and rail bridge destroyed
News from Beaufort reports our forces hold Morris Island. Gen Potter’s cavalry expedition reached the scene on the 18th. The Wilmington and Weldon line bridge at Rocky Mount and miles of track were destroyed. Veteran troops denounce the draft unrest in New York and beyond and vow strong action against insurrection.
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Railroads Lose Rolling Stock After Jackson Evacuation
The Richmond Whig reports the evacuation of Jackson left several railroads without motive power, over 40 engines among the losses, described as incalculable and irreparable. A Federal cavalry raid from Newbern reached Rocky Mount on the Wilmington and Weldon line, destroying two miles of track and burning the Neuse River bridge, severing communication for weeks.
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George Cromwell Arrives With $300,000 Gold From New Orleans
New York reports the steamer George Cromwell from New Orleans arrived tonight after reaching the river safely. The Imperial from St. Louis arrived in New Orleans on the 16th and left on the 18th amid cheers. A Pascagoula despatch notes a large fire near Ship Island. The George Cromwell brings $300,000 in gold.
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Utah Governor S L Harding named Chief Justice of Colorado Territory
News arrives that S L Harding of Utah is appointed Chief Justice of Colorado Territory. A Potomac flotilla report notes frequent captures of small blockade runner parties and no hostile activity on the river for a week. Philadelphia bonds sales reach five twent ies totaling 1 550 000 with deliveries through July 6.
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