Secret Loyal Leagues and Civil War Echoes Across Ohio
The Boston Journal reports Republicans in Ohio forming secret Loyal Leagues under Gen. Burnside. A Cincinnati court statement denounces secret societies as undignified and treasonous, while public leaders and newspapers clash over accusations, slander, and wartime politics.
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Grant Near Vicksburg Despatches Count Heavy Fighting
A June 1 update from Vicksburg notes no new intelligence since May 28. Descriptions from Headquarters near Vicksburg on May 23 recount heavy artillery bombardments, fierce fighting at forts, and stubborn resistance as Grant’s forces press the siege with reinforcements arriving.
Blockade Runners Sunk by Federal Fleet
New York reports Folly Island clashes May 26 repulsed. Gen. Hunter drafts all able-bodied men after June 15. An expedition may head into Florida. A British blockade runner out of Charleston sunk by Powhatan and Flag. crew presumed dead. A second steamer fired upon and sank near Morris Island. Monitors remain off Edisto. Ironsides opposite Fort Sumter.
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Rebel movements loom as Union reports fear bold Confederate raid
A Washington Commercial note says rebel forces plan a large cavalry raid into Maryland or Pennsylvania with Hood's division aiding the advance. A Snicker’s Gap sighting yields only a few bushwhackers, though the rumor of a bold enemy movement persists.
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From the West Indies and Central America News Notes
Dispatches report yellow fever among French in Mexico. Havana notes five leaders executed after the February revolution in St Domingo. Laguayra warns war may resume. Honduras claims aid to Salvador in the conflict. Four rebel sloops with cotton cargo and the steamer Shelldrake were observed, with Guate departures noted.
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Italian officials visit Washington as pardon granted
Count Fan Di Bruno and M. Oswari of the Italian frigate San Giovanni visited Washington with the Italian Minister and were received by the President. The President pardoned Jacob Varney for mail robbery in 1862 after petitions from Postmaster General Blair, the District Attorney, and jurors. Varney has a wife and ten children. The Pennsylvania Volunteers Brigade and Gen. Crawford’s potential command change are noted in the capital.
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Pennsylvanian Division Returns to Field as Election Ends
The division marched through the streets in high spirits and cheered by crowds. Captain Anchmarty, Gen Morrill’s ally in Peninsula battles, serves as Gen Crawford’s adjutant general and chief of staff. Nine months volunteers may swell the unit. In the municipal election the Collector, Register, and Surveyor were reelected by large majorities with both parties claiming Union loyalty. The contest was not spirited.
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Mexican News Addenda on Puebla Battle and Comonfort
Dispatches from New York detail the 8th inst battle near San Lorenzo where Gen. Comonfort failed to break French lines, losing 2500 men and siege cannons. French general Forey breached Fort Mehuacan on the 17th. Ortega surrendered Puebla with his artillery, leaving only guards to deter guerrillas.
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Philadelphia Protest Marks Vallandigham Arrest
About 10 000 people gathered in Independence Square for a meeting chaired by Judge Ellis Lewis to denounce Vallandigham’s arrest. Speakers including ex Senator Bigler ex Congressman Biddle and Charles J Ingersoll urged obedience to laws while pledging to seek relief at the ballot box in the upcoming election. The crowd supported McClellan and Vallandigham and resolution condemned Washington’s action as a pretext for military aggression. The gathering adjourned at 10:30 PM.
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Bismarck Read Royal Message In German Chamber
Herr Von Bismark read a Royal message in the German Chamber noting indirect approval of the President’s conduct against constitutional ministry rights. The King urged the Chamber to end the dispute to keep business moving. Verchow moved to refer the message to the Address Committee. adopted unanimously. Bank of England bullion decreased by 123000 pounds.
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Recalcitrants Leave St Louis Under Flag of Truce
The second instalment of 17 detainees departs for Dixie under Capt J H Davis of the 1st Missouri Cavalry. They will be transferred through Union lines to rebel authorities, including ex Senator Polk's family members.
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Swindle Ties Up Merchants Amid Gold Rush Rumor
In New York on June 1 a swindle deprived several provision merchants of about 70 000 by an individual named M Leisner. A gold rush rumor of Grant army numbers caused a price spike, later deemed a canard. The 10th New York Artillery is marching to Washington, part already deployed, while Gen Fremont is reported elected head of the Pacific Railroads eastern division. In Philadelphia, the General Subscription Agent notes Five-twenties sales totaling 1 593 050 across New York Philadelphia Boston and the West.
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Funds raised at Cutcaco meeting for Vicksburg relief
Gen Fuller announced a drive to fund wounded relief for Vicksburg at a large Cutcaco gathering. Nearly $6000 was raised with $100 from the Buffalo Board of Trade and the Oswego Board, and $500 from Gen Walbridge for the New York Produce Exchange. Strong enthusiasm marked the event.
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Trade flows mix as Clara Morse arrives and customs open
San Francisco sees unsettled import business last week while jobbers report good trade. Former congressman Low begins duty as collector of the port of San Francisco today.
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Carr Race Shipboard News From Boston to Liverpool
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