Returned New York volunteers honored with city review and banquet
The Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth New York Volunteers arrived Friday. City authorities received them Monday as a parade and reviews by Mayor, General McClellan, and a Fifth Avenue Hotel balcony address followed. A City Assembly Rooms banquet featured speeches by the Mayor Judge McCann and General Sickles.
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Noted Confederate Spy Ring Hanged at Franklin
On June 9 at Franklin Col Lawrence Williams Orton a former U S cavalry officer and Lieut Dunlap of the rebel army were executed after being exposed as impostors in Federal uniforms claiming authority to inspect fortifications They confessed treasonable information and were deemed spies of high character by Gen Rosecrans Col Orton was a cousin of Gen Robert E Lee and brother to Williams formerly on Gen McClellan's staff
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Expedition destroys cotton rice and 725 slaves in Bluffton raid
The Post reports Col Montgomery's expedition burned Bluffton on June 3 and destroyed vast cotton, rice and stores. About 725 enslaved people were taken, with 54th Massachusetts Regiment arriving to strengthen the department and sharp skirmishes where the troops performed well.
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Sale of five twentyffic? bonds reported by loan agent
The Loan Agent reports the sale of 1,050,200 worth of five twenties at the setina teen as in the loyal States. Subscriptions from the est and from Virginia Missour patie an ie are gratify ing. Also note a treaty with 5000 Snake Indians at Salt Lake and pursuit of warriors. A fire on Front street destroys tenement houses, 54 families homeless, loss 15 000. Samuel Snyder of Reading Pa a soldier in the 50th Penn Regiment found murdered, killer unknown.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Report and London Prices
The Brokers Circular shows weekly sales at 64 000 bales with buoyant opening and modest advances, exports and speculators buying 23 500 bales, market closing 4 cents higher on the week. Liverpool and London markets detail breadstuffs, provisions, and produce with steady to quiet pricing, and consignments across Manchester, Havre, and New Orleans.
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Siege of Vicksburg Reported Advancing as Falls Be Near
From Vicksburg New York June 9 the Tribune correspondent says by May 31 the siege regressed admirably famine was telling on the foe and capture or surrender was certain and speedy. Our forces were in fine spirits with siege guns near the works. Porter reports destroying rebel transports on Yazoo and blockading the river while Union forces press toward Vicksburg.
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