Compliments to Wyzeman Marshall at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre manager Wyzeman Marshall is honored by the company and friends with a complimentary event on Monday evening next the 22 inst. Tickets available today.
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Rebels Hover Near Baltimore as Lee Advances to Washington
Washington dispatches describe Gen. Lee driving Gen. Hooker toward Alexandria after a Falmouth retreat. Milroy’s division suffers heavy losses at Perryville while Harper’s Ferry holds. Reports draw a tense, mobile front with rebels near Frederick and Charles Town and local officials bracing for further clashes.
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Rebel cavalry threat near Chambersburg andGettysburg
Telegraph offices stay open as Confederate cavalry under Gen Jenkins operates 11 miles from Chambersburg. Rebels with up to 2000 cavalry and no infantry, occupy Littletown near Gettysburg, awaiting infantry. Reports say 20,000 to 25,000 rebels possibly at New Market. farmers move stock to mountains. Democrats gather delegates for the convention. Clymer and White named leading gubernatorial candidates.
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Union general warns of Stuart cavalry reaching Harrisburg
Gen Heintzelman reports from Washington to Gov Curtin that Stuart's cavalry will reach Harrisburg by Tuesday or Wednesday morning at latest, and intends to loot and destroy public and private property they can seize.
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Pennsylvania Forces Debate As Civil War Pressure Grows
In a disrupted report from a meeting, Cameron pledges his fortune to support appointing Gen. McClellan or Gen. Franklin as Commander-in-Chief of Pennsylvania forces. Gen. Enck estimates 40,000 troops in ayland and Pennsylvania as factories halt in Pittsburg amid the conflict.
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Governor Parker issues proclamation on Pennsylvania invasion
The New Jersey governor proclaims that Pennsylvania is invaded by a hostile army attacking towns in the sister state. The message calls for action and appeals to New Jersey residents, signed by Joel Parker and Private Secretary S M Dickinson.
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New York Troops Mobilize as Rebel Threat Looms
New York City reports all militia regiments assembled but not marched. The 7th regiment sets out at dawn toward Harrisburg along with orders to forward via Easton and Reading. Gen Curtin telegraphs urgency to National Committee urging rapid regiments to counter the approaching enemy.
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A special report from Augusta says Mr. Courier from Portland reports summons to meet in Augusta on the 16th for morning consultation. The Governor requests immediate draft mobilization and has asked for the number of troops Maine can provide for the next ten months as credited to the effort.
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Confederate Messages From Vicksburg And Murfreesboro
A dispatch from Murfreesboro and reports from Vicksburg outline Confederate efforts under Gen Johnston and Gov. Pettus. The Knoxville Registe cites weak volunteer response while Johnston concentrates near Yazoo City and Jackson. St. Louis telegrams note reinforcements to Milliken's Bend and fresh arrivals to Jefferson Barracks.
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Bombardment of Port Hudson Reported and Sherman Critical
Advices by steamer Fulton state a telegram from New Orleans reports Port Hudson bombardment began at 2 o clock. Gen Sherman is in critical condition after leg amputation. Baton Rouge hospital overflows with Port Hudson casualties. extreme heat threatens more deaths. Troops mostly withdrawn from Teche region to Port Hudson. river falling, heavy vessels may have to descend the river.
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Missouri State Convention Debates Emancipation Plans
The Missouri State Convention organized in Jefferson City as Governor Gamble submitted a long message on emancipation and state affairs, resigning as provisional governor. It discussed plans for immediate and gradual emancipation with resolutions proposing slave emancipation, apprenticeship schemes, and a public vote, adjourned amid a debate over the seating of a paroled dissident.
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Fleet Surgeon Ordered to San Jacinto amid Gulf patrols
Washington dispatch reports Surgeon Edward Gilchrist assigned as Fleet Surgeon of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron while Chief Engineer Kimball goes on special duty in New York. A slave stampede near Annapolis ends with casualties after clashes with local patrollers.
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Market roundup shows mixed gains across rail and grain shares
New York market notes firm undertones in rail stocks led by Illinois Central and Reading. Treasury and gold prices hold slim gains while wheat and corn drifted and livestock stayed steady amid news of rail optimism and cargo activity.
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Market Quiet as Money Flows and Stocks Stagnate
Tuesday afternoon reports show dull business across many departments. Money supply matches demand around six percent while loans outpace discounts. Gold bids rise near 148 and sterling bills to 162, with limited activity in shares and scarce mercantile notes. New York and Boston equities drift and investors await the summer lull.
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