Rebel captures and Federal seizures reported across Missouri
From St Louis and Kansas City dated June 20. Iowa troops captured two field pieces and muskets at Hudson on the Hannibal and St Joseph line. At Cameron twenty three rebels were taken with some released on parole. Rolla saw eight cannon, powder, wagon loads of dead and seventy head of cattle seized. twenty prisoners taken. Col Solomon’s 5th regiment and a reserve corps departed Rolla for Springfield on June 17, followed by Col Singer’s regiment. Tucker the St Louis Journal editor’s examination postponed to July 2. Kansas City reports State troops moving from Independence toward Lexington to make a stand.
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The Navy reports Captain Rowan's dispatches showing Lieut Chaplin in the first cutter with the tug Reliance seizing contraband provisions bound for Secessionists near Maryland. Nine boats were captured for transporting traitors over the Potomac and are being destroyed by fire. The Mount Vernon seized a sloop transporting rebels to Virginia. crew jailed. Union regiments move, with the 12th and others ordered to Virginia. new appointments and fortifications noted.
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A digest of late 19th century affairs reports the Syria governance decision by Christian authorities, global financial moves, and military orders. It notes Lord John Russell's remarks on privateers interdiction, Frankfort muskets for the United States, Garibaldi and Cavour obituaries, and imperial sentiments. It also covers London and Liverpool market summaries and Western Virginia convention events with Pierpont elected governor and McClellan taking command.
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The First Illinois Regiment arrived at Cairo on June 20. The Eleventh Regiment relieved Col. Suther's Riflemen at Bird's Point. Mr Russell of the London Times visited with Gen. Prentiss, praised the troops and said Southern forces cannot compare in discipline arms or appearance.
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