Alabama and corsair actions off Fernando Noronha and Pernambuco
Reports detail the Confederate commerce raider Alabama and its corsair operations near Fernando de Noronha and Pernambuco. The Sergipano carried 62 men from destroyed American vessels. clashes, prisoners, and transfers occurred as the Alabama pressed prizes and won eleven defector sailors, prompting a new Noronha commander, Antonio Gomez Leal, to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergipano
Pernambuco
Fernando de Noronha
Alabama
Noronha
Fernando Noronha
Corsair
Norosha
Antonio Gomez Leal
Vicksburg Operations Report from Rear of Vicksburg
Fragmentary dispatches describe Union forces pressing the Vicksburg defenses two miles from the city after victories at Port Hudson Jackson Champion Hill and Big Black. Sharpshooters near redoubts hinder Confederate artillery while Yazoo-based reinforcements move in and Grant’s army gains field advantage as mortars shell the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Jackson
Champion
Midway Hills
Big Black
Young’s Point
Grand Gulf
Hallo
Grant
Yazoo
Canton
Champion Hill
Paris Cotillion Fues Dramatic Curtain On Fashion Clash
In Paris society circles a dramatic cotillion scene unfolds as a fashion leader, once enthroned, resists ceding prominence to a newer beauty. A wallflower provokes a clash, while Mile Murat intervenes to restore order amid the social upheaval and decorum concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdile
Murat
Mademoiselle
Neap Eermets
London Court Journal
Mengrad
Paris
France
Manier
Cotillon
Catillon
Demoiselle
Madame
Mile
Disorder on the Road After Chase Demonstration
The scene described shows a chaotic road strewn with axes, boots, wagons, ambulances, horses, and crowds including women and children many injured by runaway teams. Secretary passes Utica en route to Auburn without stopping. Local reports say returned soldiers stirred activity and conversions, turning critics of McClellan into supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N.Y
Auburn
McClellan
Army of the Frontier reshuffles as Civil War contest grows
Despatches report a large rebel force of Texans and Indians massing near Fort Larned, with 11 000 troops and artillery advancing on trains to New Mexico. General Herron assumes command and departs for the field as Scholfield and Herron reconcile. St Louis prepares to relay wounded from Vicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Graviere
Mexico
Bosse
Forey
Puebla
Pierus
Greece
Paris
Kason
United States
Cherbour
Poland
Kingdom of Poland
Times
Letheran
Government confidence in military move crushes rebellion
The speech states a week value of 15 million dollars proves undiminished trust among all classes in the government’s ability to command success in the military campaigns to suppress the rebellion.
Indications of Newbern Expedition Against Guerrillas
New Bern dispatches report possible spring expedition against interior guerrillas. Troops notified to move, gunboats and light transports fitted out. A rebel spy arrested with plans and information. Preparations underway at New Bern to receive a large rebel force linked to recent suspicious movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rebel Steamers and Ram Destroyed Near Vicksburg
Despatches report Union forces under Lieut. Commander Walker destroying three steamers and a monster ram at Yazoo City after taking forts at Haines's Bluff. A navy yard and shops were burned, with property losses exceeding two million dollars. One battery at Drury's Bluff fell, and Union casualties were 1 killed and 7 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Cairo
G. Wexxis
Walker
Haines’s Bluff
Jazoo City
Drury’s Bluff
David D. Potter
Cincinnati
Col. Grierson
Baton Rouge
Pemberton
Reckinridge
Waasuhingpon
Grant
Steele
Vessels of Wilkes Squadron at St Thomas May 20
The Vanderbilt and several other ships of Admiral Wilkes's squadron remained at St Thomas as of May 20. In Louisville Adjutant General Thomas arrived from Memphis this afternoon seeming sick and taken to city hospital under Medical Inspector care with hopes for a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Admiral Wilkes
St. Thomas
Louisville
Thomas
Memphis
City Hospital
Ocean Bank President Donates Lemons for Soldiers
D R Martin head of Ocean Bank gave sixty boxes of lemons to Colonel Howe for hospital use in Washington. Adams's Express sent them free yesterday. The New England Association ladies will ship forty more boxes to Surgeon General Hammond on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ocean Bank
D. R. Martin
Colonel Howe
New England Rooms
Washington
Adams
Express Company
The
New England Association
Hammond
Rebel reports Bayou Sara crossing and Vicksburg siege
From Murfreesboro and Richmond dated May 28 30 reports note Gen Banks crossing the Mississippi at Bayou Sara and Gen Grant’s sick and wounded flag of truce. Vicksburg’s defense is stubborn. Federals suffered heavy losses in the assault. Rebel sources claim Army of the Cumberland weakened and Vallandigham’s Ohio governorship bid seen as likely. Vallandigham remains at Helbysville May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Port Royal
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Vicksburg
Hans
Quilp
Grant
Helen Dresser
Goat Island
Niagara Falls
Nahant
Cape Ann
Essex
Libby
Richmond
Old Capitol
Washington
Loyal League Women of
New York
Congress
Robert Dale Owen
Murfreesboro
Chattanooga
Mobile
Banks
Mississippi
Bayou Sara
Canton
Yazoo City
Miss
Army of the Cumberland
Ecrans
Vallandigham
Ohio
Helbysville
Virginia
Desperate Civil War Skirmishes and Headline Dispatches
Reports from May 29 to 31 detail Mosby and Stuart riders harassing Union lines near Hamiltons Crossing Thoroughfare Gap and Catletts Station. Descriptions include destroyed cars on the Orange and Alexandria line, captured artillery, and heavy fighting with Union forces under Col Mann. Prisoners and officers wounded or paroled. disciplinary actions and medical staff appointments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potomac
Hamilton
Bealton Station
Lee
Times Washington
Mosby
Orange and Alexandria
Stahl
Fairfax Court House
Herald
Vermont
Thoroughfare Gap
Alexandria
Murcary
Washington
Rappahannock
Culpepper
Falmouth
Catlett’s Station
Col. Mann
7Th Michigan
Greenwich
Mann
Haskins
Chapman
Barker
Enos
Phillip Margroff
Chas. Harrington
146Th
N. Y. Volunteers
Army of the Potomac
Robert Hart
Almond Borden
Michigan Volunteer Infantry
James D. Bennett
Department of the Staff
B. A. Clement
J. H Taylor
Warren Webster
Prisoner Exchanges Restore Thousands to Duty
The Washington despatch reports exchanges will return about 4000 men and 2 officers to duty. 4500 prisoners arrived at Memphis will be sent to Fort Delaware and Indianapolis, with General Grant's operations expected to keep the balance favorable to the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Washington
Memphis
Fort Delaware
Indianapolis
Grant
Strife in Dominicans Spaniards Tally Rises in Santo Domingo
The schooner Nautilus reports ongoing conflict between Dominicans and Spaniards. Seven Dominicans were executed on May 13 after capture. Island health is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Domingo
Market Report Mixed as Rail Stocks Lead Early Gains
New York stock and money market page notes first board stocks higher led by Chicago and Rock Island rail and Illinois Central bonds while various railroad and gold instruments show mixed moves. Agricultural commodities and staples including cotton, flour, and pork offer steadier or firmer tones with extensive price ranges and daily receipts detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Wakefield, Nash &Co
London
Central Railroad
Erie Railroad
Londonderry
New Orleans
Mobile Fair
NEW York Stock and Money Market
First Board
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Reading Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Missouri
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Warlem Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamshi Company
American Gold
Treasury
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois War Loan
Second
Tennessee
Cumberland Coal Company
Canton Comany Ag
Pacific Mail Steamship Com
Edson Railroad
Harlem Railroad
New York
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Jersey
State
Sic
Bond
Porto Rico
Naval
Ilje
Brokers’ Board
Metropolitan RR
Michigan Central RR
Phil, Wil & Balt
Huron
Cacy
Manhattan
Cary Improv't
National
Min
East Boston Co
Minesota
Min’g
B & Providence RR
Pontiac Min'g Co
B & Worcester RR
Flint Steel Min’g Co
J. L. Henshaw
Boott C Mills
Boston Gas. Co
Portland
Cambridge Gas Co
Bath City
Union Steamship.Co
Hartford
E Safety Ins Co
Franklin Ins Co
Portsmouth
Old Colony
Metropolitan RE
I State
Lowell RR
Me State
Cheshire RR
Con State
Western RR
Fitchburg RR
Nashua RR
Acton Mining Co
Ecateese Coc
Rutland
Canada MingCo
Falls Mining Co
Franklin Min’g Co
Washington Mills
Mesnard Min’g Co
B Water Power Co
Cambridge RR
Rockland Min’g Co
Ee haCeecwssbeeeen
Cheshire
Ape
Seeaeeuednasces
teateGaeces Cde
Star Mining Co
Wickham Ming Co
Eastern RR
Ssseeerees LiOh
Stark Mills
Port, Saco & Ports
Lowell
Cocaene New
Maverick Bank
Eliot Bank
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Reading Bank
Pacific Mills
Boylston Ins Co
Manf's Ins Co
Boston City
Dorchester Gas
Everett Mf Co
Rutland Ist
Ogdensburg
Lyman Mills
Bates Mf Co
China Mutual Ins
Chicopee Mf Co
Scrip
Pepperell Mf Co
Merrimack Mfg Co
Fall River
Manchester P Works
Lancaster Mills
British and American Naval Tensions and Far-Reaching News
London reports discuss British responses to American prize courts and blockade running, with Earl Russell defending U S actions and Derby urging restraint. Advances from Hooker in Virginia are debated as decisive or indecisive. Lincoln replies to the Emancipation Society, while postal subsidies pass the House of Commons. The Sidon carries overseas news including piracy off Pernambuco and global financial updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidon
Liverpool
Queenstown
Pernambuco
England
Bayard
Mobile
House of Lords
Marquis Clanricarde
U. S
Earl Russell
Earl of Derby
Hooker
the Times
Virginia
Post
Merald
Lincoln
Emancipation Society
House of Commons
Galway
Bank of France
Rusil
Russia
Finland
Ster
Jura
Irely
Battle near Fort Gibson reported in papers
Special despatch from Eaventhworth May 29 describes Col. Phillips in the Indian Territory fighting Price's army on the 20th. The Arkansas river crossing near Fort Gibson was repulsed with 30 American fatalities versus heavier Enemy losses. Generals Steele Cooper led the opposing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chickasaw Bayou
Democratic State Committee
Florida
Plymouth
Britannia
All Hall
Beecher
Tennyson
Tupper
Exeter Hall
Lancashire
Cheever
Pelf
Y. Express
van Wyck, Townsend & Co
Wilmerdings & Mount
Wolbert, Gordon & Co
Neilson & Nichols
Moose Head Lake
Lewis Cass
Newport
Detroit
Wall Street
Boston
New York Harbor
Stuart
N. Y
Europe
Cape Race
St. Johns
N. F
Associated Press News
Glasgow
America
Maccaroni
Lord Clifton
Prince of Wales
Saxonia
Southampton
Hammonia
Persia
Lord Clyde
Liverpool Mercury
Cork
Ireland
White Hallsville
Charlesville
Fermoy
Spain
Bank of England
Manchester
64Th
Readville
N. Y. World
Seward
Pope
Burnside
Gen. McClellan
Sherrard Clemens
Esq
Milliken’s Bend
Ben Wade
Hilton Head
Charleston
Jennings Wise
Currier
Nellie Reese
Elmira
Nashville
Franklin
Newbern
Telegraphic News
Boston Post
American Telegraph Lines—Office
State Street
Navy Department
Potomac Army
Washington News
Tremont Safe and Machine Company
Anson Hardy
Acexr
Chas. Burley
School Street
M&thin
G. P. Phinney
G W. Amory
Phinney & Amory
Camp and Common Streets
Holloway
Sweet
Dr. &J Phen Sweet
ep&Stlyle
Iseo Om Dregne
Sturgis
Bago, Bes, &Co., &c
Rev. H. M. Dexter
Joseph H. Allem
Washington Street
Outland Street
N. P. Kemp
Tract Society
Cornhill
Addison Boyden
Haley, Morse & Boyden
B. C. Rogers
Conway Insurance Company
Cc. Hi. Dickinson
Briggs Place
J. A. Rowe
Concord Street
Charlestown
Cc. C. Barry
City Bank
O. C. Pitkin, Q
Chelsea
New England
Williams
O. C. Pitkin
W. Williams
Crosby & Nichols
Special Agents
Messrs
D. Appleton & Co
New American Cyclopedia
Mtu&f
Bankers
R. M. Pratt
Union Building
John Munroe & Co
Bonde
Ismw
Jos. W. Davis
Iseopim
C. D. Ashley , CO
Exchange Place
C. D. Ashley WM. Wettenbee, G. H. Watson
Iseopif
M. J. Mandell
Merchants’ Bank
News From
Venezuela
Pinestreet News Room
Paez
Republic of Columbia
Laguayra
Caraccas
Porto Cabello
Fort Gibson
Department OF the Ohio
Philadelphia
West
Ship News
Thos Dunham
Cardiff
Star of the West
Iza
Cumberland Harbor
Col Coggins
Cardenas
Louisa
Mansanilla
Shaw
Ponce
Dragon
St Croix
Reuben
Marseilles
Sandusky
Abdel Kader
Oporto
Holland
Guantanamo
Ada Carter
Marietta
Antwerp
Mary Amelia
Bremerhaven
Harriet
Bordeaux
Pandora
Calhoun
John Merrick
Almita
Robert Lee Clarke
James Murray Howe & Co
P&p&pleateat
Francis J. Parker
John Byers
Parker, Wilder & CO
Im Jel
John W. Jarves & CO
John W. Jarves
William J. J. Erride
George L. Stearns & CO
GEO. L. Stearns
George L. Whitman
Whit , Wrig & Man
Domestic Goods Commission
Wright & Whitman
Devonshire Street
John H. Wright
Eben Wright
OP Wright & Whitman
John
Eben Wright & Co
John S. Wright
JO H. Wright
Baker & Lyman
Charles Baker
Seymour Lyman
Congress Street
Tyler, McInnes & CO
T. H. Tyler
Tyler & Ryley
John McInnes
Henry Faulkner
Andrew Newell
Newell & CO
Melbourne
Rpm
Edward ¢. Brodhead
Broad Street
New York Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Islm
William P. Lee
Tremont
Tremont Battalion OF
Zouaves
Jane Istang
Russell's
Tremont Street
Melodeon
TFNO
Josiah Perham
Jet
Seven Mile
Teday
National Home
Jane English
Holman Op R
Great Lakes
Iece
Rrolston Theatre
Wyzeman Markshale
D. P Bowers
Rand Mrs White
Howard
Athen EU
MR Willard
Eboagemert
Edwin Poms
Boston Museum
John Drew
Urora ‘Boyd
John Wopps
Pink
Washburn, Welch & Carr
Franklin Street
Richards
Trish
Cambric Tichpfs
J. N. Richardson, Sons & Owden
Belfast
Rice & Coo
J, Denny, Rice& CO
Leece W OG
New Y
Denny, Rice & CO
GUE & Tappan
Central Street
Spencer, Vila & CO
Dt Congress
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Spencer, Vila « Co
U.S
Gilbert & Sons
Bro
Kers’ Board
State of Maine
Suffolk Bank
Brewster, Sweet & Co
State St
J. P. Townsend & CO
Commercial St
Nanan le
Surette & Whitney
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
Park Bank
Newark
Webster Bank
Chas
A. Lambard
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company
Chas. A
Lambard
Vermont Central Railroad Co
O. Wilson Davis
Joseph Andrews
Otis Drury
Copim
Myo
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company
NNUAL
Chas. B. Cumings
Th&msw
Banking House
J. K. Fuller
Dudley Mining Company
Dudley Minin Company
City Exchange
istJel
Roxbury
Samuel A. Walker
Gee. Adams
Morse’s
Sudbury Street
EF. W. Palfrey
Miles Block
Reboot St
Mass
FE Shir
Dispatch
Janié
George
Basinger
Parameen Dae Hey
United States Army
Portland Street
Mn B
J. M. Broom
State OF Vermont
Mpue
Suffolk
I. B. Page
Fairfax, Cordova
Excelsior
Fowler & C O
India Street
Commercial Street
BAY State Iron Co
Water Street
Tis H. Weed & CO
Brattle Street
Eea Joward, Snelling & Co
Lincoln's Wharf
Ingersoll Wharf
H. Wood
Men's & Boys’ Clothing
Oak Hall
North Street
GEO. W. Simmons & Co
St. Croix
Calisaya
P.M. Drake & Co
Broadway
J. M
P. Richards
Commercia
Epim &Eopém of
Cuba Leaf Tobacco
Erie Cog
Havana
F. Trh
Nes
Iseopotc
Young & Coo
Ensurance Scrip
Mys
Sy Orip
Boston and
New York Mutual Marine Insurance Companies
Henry P. Coffin
Traveller Building
Manufac
OT & CO
WiLiteus Fitton
Edgar Tucker
Sylvia
Warren Pece
Sting & Clapp Iron Founders
Roxbury Point