Charleston Pilot's Narrow Escape From Spanish Trader
Mr Montague Amiel a Charleston pilot left May 30 aboard the Louisa for the Hunting Islands to board the Spanish bark Nueva Teresa Cabana from Cuba bound for Charleston. A British steam frigate shadowed the ship and ten armed men boarded and examined papers before steering toward New York. Amiel and Antonio Sanchez remained aboard until near Bull's Island when Amiel departed with the captain's consent in a boat.
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Thas
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Bull's Island
War News in Boston Massachusetts Companies duped again
Boston reports mass confusion as Newburyport Milford and West Cambridge companies return from Brooklyn claiming officers deceived them. Yonkers regiment near full. many soldiers unpaid, ununiformed, and seeking enlistment elsewhere. Zouave uniforms debated as Second Battalion meets to decide attire and readiness. The Fourteenth Regiment’s former members arrive destitute from Long Island. city aid provided. Others note health good at Fort Monroe and Newport News. Frigate Colorado prepares for powder supply and readiness.
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Coast Guard Parade and State House Updates
Five hundred men from New Bedford Portsmouth and Portland and Boston join the first public parade of the Coast Guard commanded by Commodore Forbes. Lieut. Jones promoted to Captain reports to Washington Navy Yard. Lieut. Fendall succeeds on the Susquehanna. State House notes cover Surgeon General Dale’s trip to New York, a taller flagstaff, and muster-roll preparations.
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Canadian Sinks After Collision Off Belkisi
June 14 report lists the steamship Canadian sinking eight miles south of Belkisi on June 4 after striking under the foremast. Of about 180 passengers and crew, 71 steerage and most cabin travelers were saved. several officers and crew were lost. many names and origins from Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Chicago, New York, Portland, and New Orleans recorded in passenger lists.
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Rapid Rebel Retreat From Harper's Ferry Across Regions
Dispatches from Bartimone Williamsport Sharpsburg and Williamsport June 14 report Confederate forces burning Harper's Ferry rail bridges armory and government buildings. Troops retreat toward Winchester Manassas Junction Martinsburg and Shepherdstown with reports of destroyed bridges and rising smoke amid a hasty withdrawal of Confederate pickets and troops.
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Hot Baths at Round Hill Water-Cure Northampton
The Springfield Republican highlights hot baths not common in water cures, including medicated chemical baths and various baths and sprays at Round Hill Water-Cure under Dr Halsted. It praises improved blood purification, local congestion relief, and benefits for scrofula, liver complaints, rheumatism, and gout, noting quick recoveries in cool months.
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Washington dispatches on military moves June 14
From Washington reports the Postmaster General clarifies mail handling duties, rumors of unrest persist, and appointments shift with Burlingame moving from Austria to China. Generals Hurlburt and Pope from Illinois are listed as Brigadier Generals, while Pendleton becomes Paymaster. Cavalry and artillery activity intensifies at the Navy Yard, with guards, plans to mount guns, and troop movements along the Potomac. Reports from Cairo and Missouri detail reviews by Gen. McClellan, seized columns near Columbus, and rumors of secessionist formations in Illinois and Kentucky. Further notes describe trains and bridges under repair, and federal troops massing in various locales amid advancing operations.
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Wheeling Convention Debates Provisional Government Plan
At Wheeling W Va June 14 the committee reported an ordinance vacating seats of state officers in rebellion and creating a provisional government while requiring oath of allegiance to the United States. A debate followed on division of the state with arguments on recognition by Congress and early separation. Arms arrive for Home Guards, with 1500 more due tomorrow.
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Major Winthrey Buried by Rebels and Fortifications Grow
Long dispatches describe Civil War activity around Yorktown and Great Bethel. Union officers Davis Leamon and Dr. Martin moved toward the enemy with a flag of truce, noting a large encampment at Yorktown and fortifications rising between Great Bethel and the town. Rebel reports claim casualties and prisoner exchanges, with ongoing reconnaissance from Fortress Monroe and Newport News.
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