Battle Dispatch From Manassas and Washington News
Reports say Confederate losses at Manassas totaled 1000 to 1500 with 900 prisoners sent to Richmond. Union forces claim 5000 to 8000 killed wounded or missing and captured 7000 muskets 53 cannon 150 wagons 1000 prisoners. Gen McClellan expected to command and restore vigor as battles continue.
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Three Days Later From Europe News Summary
European dispatches note steamship Africa intercepted off Cape Race with 48 passengers and £36000 in specie and Kangaroo arriving on the 18th. London press comments on Lincoln’s message and British stance, with mixed views from The Times, Telegraph, Star, Daily News, and London Post. Sardinia- France rumor quashed by Lord John Russell. Hungary appoints Forgach as Chancellor. Commercial signals show declines in breadstuffs and steady or firm prices across commodities and rail securities in Erie and Illinois Central. Latest via Queenstown.
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Arrival of the City of Baltimore in New York
Steamship City of Baltimore arrived from Liverpool with a quarter of a million in specie. The vessel passed ships Great Republic en route to Liverpool and Lookout bound for Queenstown, as recorded in the afternoon transit.
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Postmasters told to forward prepaid letters for soldiers anywhere
The Post Office Department allows forwarding prepaid soldier letters to any ordered point without extra charge. General McClellan has begun duties as Commander and inspired troops with renewed discipline. He visits Virginia entrenchments, tightens camps, and curbs lounging, tippling, and passport abuse. Communication with rebellious States is restricted and soldiers feel firm military power.
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Baltimore Dispatch on Manassas Movements and Prisoner Transport
Baltimore dispatch reports Johnston at Manassas with Lee reassigned to upper Potomac and Garnett to join mobile forces. The Joseph Whitney carried state prisoners from Fort McHenry to Fort Hamilton, including named officials charged with treasonable acts, under guard from Col. Pratt's 20th New York.
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Alexandria soldiers tied to incendiaries and regiments in motion
Alexandria July 29 four miles from Roche's Mill a fire burned the mill and ten men of the 29th New York were arrested as incendiaries. A scouting party from the 32d New York fought rebel cavalry eight miles from Fairfax Road with the captain killed and the rebels escaped. One 29th New York man shot while robbing a potato patch. Gen Runyon orders arrest of suspicious parties. Massachusetts Fifth arrives in New York escorted to Park barracks prior to Boston voyage. Col Lawrence wounded but commands. Adjutant Chambers and Major Brastow praised. Eight of Capt Wardwell's company killed. Wardwell offered a regular army captaincy. similar honor rumored for Adjutant Chambers.
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Rebels Marching to Bird's Point Reach New Madrid
An English deserter reports rebel forces at Union City and Fort Randolph marching toward Bird's Point with rendezvous planned at New Madrid. Rumor says two Memphis steamers landed horses and troops. Thompson with 700 Arkansas troops arrives at Lake, Missouri and is named General. Polk denies passes to riders leaving Memphis.
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New York Volunteers Face Levy Changes and Uniform Funding
In Axrpany New York on July 29 the new levy allows any regiment already organized and volunteering for three years or for the war to be accepted. The Governor has ordered 16,000 new uniforms and the General Government covers all expenses and provides funds for accruing outlays. The move makes an extra legislative session likely and overrides the State Military card.
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