Great Victory Details of the Second Day’s Fight
Correspondence from the New York Times describes June 2, 1862 actions around Casey’s and Couch’s Divisions facing Snead’s house. Union forces under Heintzelman Hooker and Keyes prepared a plan, with Richardson, Sedgwick, and Sickles participating as they repelled a Confederate assault and shifted ground near Fair Oak Station.
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Balloon and telegraph aid aid McClellan at battle of Richmond
Correspondent reports from White House Virginia dated June 2 describes field scenes near Casey camp two hundred wounded in Saturday fighting. Rebels looted stores while Union forces recovered guns and prisoners. Balloon observers directed troop movements and telegraph communications aided Heintzelman and McClellan. Two Irish brigades Meagher’s Sixty-ninth Nugent and Eighty-eighth Baker fought with Richardson’s division. Maj. Gen. McClellan commended them.
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The Beginning of the End Weekly Markets Review
Consternation in India Street over a statue of the Commonwealth. Moose Head Lake resort offer from Boston to the lake for 750. Massachusetts lawmakers reappoint Marine Society officers. Gov Andrew reportedly declines approval. War notes from Civil War era and military governor instructions to North Carolina.
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Letter from H H Heirer to Governor Stanley on Emancipation Policy
A private soldier writes from North Carolina urging a plan to ease slavery and support emancipation. He hopes President Lincoln’s policy will favor non slaveholding citizens and hinder slave owners, asks whether schools for negro instruction will close, and offers to leave the state if advised. The reply from Provost Marshal Dan Messenger orders Heirer to depart on the next vessel north.
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Locomotives and cars seized by Union forces at Corinth
Dispatches report Gen Pope with 40,000 men near Corinth driving the rebels back. 10,000 prisoners and deserters and 15,000 arms captured. nine locomotives and several cars taken with one running today. Cairo dispatch says Granger pursued rebels, 5,000 to 10,000 captured, some sent to prisons. Pope nine miles south of Corinth with his corps.
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Mixed Market Activity Puts Bond and Stock Prices Upward
Wednesday afternoon trading shows firm stocks with government issues advancing. Rail and copper stocks close higher while New York markets strengthen. Boston banks report increased loans and deposits and a dip in circulation and specie.
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Jackson's Army Retreats Through Strasburg to Newmarket
Reliable reports from Strasburg say Jackson’s force with train and prisoners passed toward Newmarket after an attack on his rear guard at Fisher's Hill. The enemy held and retreated, with advance guard possibly in Newmarket by Monday night. Generals Smith and Longstreet occupied the valley with about 15,000 men, exact position unknown.
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Trade Relief Opens Norfolk and Portsmouth Markets
From Fortress Monroe Fortess Monror June 4 Gen Dix relaxes trade restrictions with Norfolk allowing movement of provisions to Norfolk and Portsmouth on a manifest and permit. Articles must sell at market prices in Baltimore and here. Drop-letter examinations in Norfolk and Portsmouth are revoked.
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Prisoners Returned and Rebel Cavalry Captured
The Columbus to Nashville train delivered 1600 Federal prisoners of Gen Prentiss s division from Pittsburg Landing via Macon Tuscaloosa and Montgomery. They were paroled as rebels could not feed them. Four hundred more paroled prisoners arrive tomorrow. Negley reports Winthrop s cavalry dash into Winchester and Storm s cavalry captured in many areas. Ex Governor Brown s speech sways hundreds into secession.
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Senate and House Actions June 4 1862
On June 4 1862 the Senate passed Wilson’s resolution for a 2 premium and a month’s advance pay for volunteers and suspended actions for the Department of the West. The tax bill debate included cotton tax changes and insurance tax proposals. The House debated freeing rebels’ slaves, reconvened to consider substitutes, and reported a bill declaring rebel government officeholders ineligible for U.S. office. Adjourned.
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