Bold cavalry actions near Brandy Station threaten Confederate lines
An eyewitness report details Union cavalry under Buford Ames and Gregg repelling Confederate skirmishers at Brandy Station. Major Martin of the Ninth New York drives rebels from bushes, captures prisoners, and is wounded. Pleasanton and Kilpatrick push, Gregg’s brigades engage, colors captured, and Wyndham wounded. By dusk, Union forces cross the river with ~225 prisoners taken and about 180 losses per division, delaying Confederate raids into the North.
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Vallandigham Sealed in Ohio Court Martial Banished Voice
The London Times reports on the Vallandigham case where a prominent Western politician was sentenced to two years banishment and expulsion from the United States for urging constitutional agitation against the government. Special military officers attended the May Mount Vernon meeting to press charges, citing his speech as disloyal and critical of the war and administration plans.
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Pact Editorials and War News From The Era
Redding reports dates to May 30 with items on Roxbury annexation to Boston revival, Maine Republican dissolution, Vicksburg dispatch censorship, deserters in city points, Sickles on the Hudson, Madrid bull ring injuries, Victoria Balfe’s marriage nullity plea, and naval repairs reinforcing the Passaic. Also notes on Presley, Pierrefonds, and Garibaldi earnings and Camorra views.
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Siege Progress and Rebel Threats Near Vicksburg
Washington reports Grant still pressing the siege of Vicksburg with reinforcements and shifting lines. Despatches indicate Confederate pressure on Milliken's Bend and Young's Point, while Union forces endure shortages and await news of final capture.
Front Line Conditions at Potomac and Bowling Green
Report from Washington on June 11 describes unchanged lines of the Army of the Potomac with scattered skirmish activity and signals. Intelligence from Caroline County Va notes no strong enemy forces, while pickets guard forts and railways including Bowling Green. Bonds worth 26 000 dollars were seized near Bowling Green in transit to the North. The Rappahannock neck remains quiet with no enemy forces observed.
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Idria Mine to Resume Work in Santa Cruz County
San Francisco reports the Idria quicksilver mine in Santa Cruz County to reopen after months of litigation. The development follows news of a California bound ship capture and a rise in war risk insurance to 10 percent, signaling possible price shifts. Union party primary elects delegates supportive of S. F. Law for Governor, moving his nomination closer to certainty.
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Rebel cavalry raid near Poolesville report
Official despatch from Poolesville Va notes a 250 strong rebel cavalry raid at daybreak. They drove in patrols, attacked Company I of the 6th Michigan cavalry on picket at eneca, forced a retreat toward Poolesville, then to Senaca, burning the Michigan camp, and crossing the river. Four Union soldiers killed and one wounded. the enemy left one lieutenant and one man dead.
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Walter Commissioner frees seven runaway slaves under law
WasHIndon June 11 Walter Commissioner under the Fugitive Slave Law remanded seven runaway slaves two of them children from Maryland to their claimants. An affidavit of the loyalty of the claimants has been made. One hundred seventy one prisoners of war including six commissioned officers arrived here this afternoon. They were captured at Beverly Ford. S. Cox the
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Rebels Move After Large Cavalry Engagement
New York dispatch reports rebel cavalry at Culpeppely handled by large bodies. Enrolment act to be interpreted with liberal construction. Porto Cabello advices say rebels again at work, captured Cumana and march on Barcelona.
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Generals Dix Leaves for Williamsburg Voyage
Fortress Monnter June 10 Gen Dix and staff departed for Williamsburg aboard the steamer C. W. Thomas. The Maple Leaf sailed to Fort Delaware with rebel officers aboard. The Paconia arrived from New York en route to New Orleans.
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Treasury reports large sale of Five-Twenties bonds
The General Loan Agent announces sales totaling 1,509,000 in Five-Twenties bonds yesterday and 1,369,000 today across loyal cities and states. Bond delivery runs to May 20 as the Treasury Department strains to boost supply.
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Runners win at Suffolk Park on second day of racing
In Pu TLADELPHIA on June 11 the Suffolk Park meet continued. Dangerous won the 1 mile ¾ dash for $250 with a 3.203 time and Mamonia captured the mile heats 3 in 5 with times 1.49 1.49 1.48. Attendance was fair.
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Market Roundup New York Stocks and Commodities June Li
New York markets show firmer first board stocks with railroad and coal issues listing varied gains and losses. Second board stocks duller with mixed railroad and coal names. a broad commodities snapshot covers cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, beef, pork, lard, whiskey, sugar, molasses, oils, naval stores, and freight.
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