Distinctions of Dowager and Duchess At Issue In Transcript Tale
The Transcript asserts a legal distinction between a Dowager and a Duchess. Congress draws attention to Executive acts, while Prentice argues executive power could guide Congress for the country. Reports mention Beauregard near Richmond with 35,000 troops and rising New Orleans mission plans.
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Union gunboats take Memphis amid Civil War action
Commodore Davis informs Memphis mayor of surrender of the city to U.S. forces. Federal troops occupy Memphis as gunboats guard the riverfront. Five gunboats lie off the city while five large steamers are captured. rebels burn a nearly ready gunboat and bridges to Humboldt are said destroyed according to contemporary papers.
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Memphis battle despatch from Cairo recalls ram engagement
A despatch written the day before the Memphis battle from Cairo describes positions opposite Randolph near Fort Pow Jones via Camp 8th and arrived at the War Department after reports of the ram engagement.
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Union expedition skirmish near Pocotongs repels rebels
A Hilton Head letter from May 31 reports an action by the 50th Pennsylvania Regiment two companies of Massachusetts Cavalry and the 1st Connecticut Battery at Pocotongs. Rebels about 1000 driven off with 7 dead and two prisoners. Union losses were 2 killed and 5 wounded, including Captain Parker. Railroad tracks were torn up and rebels later retreated toward Beaufort as 10,000 enemy men gathered near Charleston. The negro brigade has been disbanded.
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Reports of fighting near Front Royal and river crossing
Front Royal reports excite ment as Rebel cavalry fired on a foraging party six miles out. Rebels encamped between two hills eight to nine miles distant. Infantry and cavalry scanned the area but found no signs. Three men drowned crossing the Shenandoah. two identified as Mass regiments sergeants. A boat with about 15 men drifted away but all were saved. Shields's division reports a scouting party reached New Market after crossing at Columbia Bridge. Jackson had retreated with about 5000 troops. Fremont's forces followed, seizing wagons prisoners and supplies.
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Fight Near Fort Craig Rebels Retreat Suffering
A clash erupts near Fort Craig as Confederate forces retreat through hostile territory. Rebel troops suffer casualties and endure harsh conditions as they withdraw, with reports noting heavy fire and disrupted escape routes.
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Battle losses at Fair Oak front Richmond report
War Department release shows totals for May 31 and June 1 1862 across Sumner Heintzelman and Keyes corps. Killed 890 wounded 3627 missing 1222 overall 5739 with a forthcoming nominal list.
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McClellan's Army Quiet Near Richmond
Despatches from Washington report no major action before noon at the front of Richmond. Only occasional cannonading from forces building bridges, but it does not slow their progress.
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Rebels open fire on Sumner’s pickets near Richmond
Headquarter dispatches report artillery exchange on the Chickahominy line with no damage. A Richmond paper claims a victory but retracts key details, while deserters describe panic over James River obstructions and the wounding of Gen Johnson. Prim and staff visit Gen McClellan as Sunday quiet settles over the camp.
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Carr Race and North American Despatches in Noon Passing
The steamship North American from Liverpool and Londonderry passed noon today, boarded by the press yacht. west winds and arrivals of Nova Scotian Hammomia and Etna from New York noted. Commons to review England Federal Confederates relations, Defence Commission proclaims iron forts and iron ships essential. editorials discuss Butler, emancipation, and hostility in the Union. Additional notes report Japanese ambassadors in Liverpool and Austria Italy Russia Spain commercial items.
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