Fairy GartNEYs Girlhood and Metropolitan Rail Plans
The piece notes Fairy Gartneys Girlhood highly praised by New York critics. It also reports the Metropolitan Horse Railroad extending service to steam stations, with general citywide commendation for the line's conduct and reach.
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Lee
Albany Argus
Rebel activity and rumors near Frederick and Washington
Dispatches report small rebel pickets near Frederick Maryland and patrols along the Frederick turnpike. News from Philadelphia notes Union officers missing near Fairfax while reports of heavy rebel movement toward Pittsburg appear. Centreville rumors grow while Lee’s forces linger near Bull Run as Gen. Hooker avoids engagement to shield Washington and Baltimore.
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Lee
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Rebels Resist Near Hagerstown and Williamsport
A heavy rebel force lingers near Hagerstown and Williamsport as scouts report a retreat toward the Potomac then a push toward McConnellsville and Bedford. Gen Milroy is on alert with Generals Hall and Ewen arriving. Ex sheriff Taylor of Chambersburg reports a large cattle and sheep robbery while driving eastward. Troops concentrate at Harrisburg.
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Gettysburg
Rebel forces gain on Hagerstown near Green Castle
June 21 midnight dispatches report a large Confederate concentration around Hagerstown with 18 cannon. A detachment of the 1st New York Cavalry and the 127th Pennsylvania took prisoners while a cavalry force moved to Mercersburg capturing horses and property. Governor Curtin visited camps and reviewed Philadelphia Blue Reserves as fortifications near completion. no fear of capture for the city.
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Schenck
Plain No. 4
Per’s Ferry
Siege updates from Vicksburg and Washington dispatches
Official advices from Vicksburg report a slowly advancing siege with modest weekly losses under 40. Johnston’s expected attack looms as Logan’s division fights on the central line while rebel artillery and fortifications hold Big Black. Washington notes reinforcements, strong health, and weekly losses under 50 across U.S. forces.
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City of New York Brings 700 Passengers From Liverpool
From Europe reports and dispatches note the City of New York arriving at New York at 2 PM with 700 passengers aboard from Liverpool. The article also covers naval and diplomatic developments in Europe including tensions in Poland Greece and the West Indies and mentions the Miranda brig boarded by a gunboat Tioga and the Georgia Confederate steamers.
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Confederate ironclad Atlanta captured by Federal ships
Despatches from Savannah report the Confederate ironclad steamer Atlanta formerly Fingal captured by two Federal ironclads after a 30 minute engagement. Commanded by Capt Webb, the Atlanta steamed out of the harbor to attack.
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Adjutant General Thomas Regains Strength After Illness
A special despatch reports Adjutant Gen. Thomas returned home after illness and plans to resume duties soon. Frank Blair has written to the President urging McClellan's restoration to command. In the Army of the Potomac, sixty prisoners arrived from Aldie area after cavalry skirmishes on the Middlebury road. a newspaper correspondent was arrested for sending contraband intelligence.
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Herald
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Connecticut Regiment Remains At Fortress Monroe
A despatch states the 22d Connecticut Regiment of nine months men whose term expired will stay at Fortress Monroe for the present. Baltimore allocates $100000 for city defense. The Loan Agent reports 3200000 of five-twenties sold for week ending Saturday with bonds deliveries extending to May 25. A fire in Frankfort KY destroys nunnery and a church, with losses around 50000.
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General orders suppress disloyal papers in Baltimore
General Schenck orders suppression of several newspapers within the Eighth Army Corps department. The New York World New York Express Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Times and New York Caucasian are banned from publication or extracts by local press. Signed W S Fisk Lieut Col and Provost Marshal.
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New York Stock and Money Market Highlights June 20
Stocks dampened with rail shares leading declines. Illinois Central and Michigan lines show mixed quotes. Commodities mixed. cotton, flour, and grain demand noted with prices quoted. naval stores, oils, and metals largely steady to soft. Liverpool freight trends easing as market closings report subdued activity.
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Rebel cavalry threat near Gettysburg advances from South Mountain
A late despatch from Harrisburg reports rebel cavalry within eight miles of Gettysburg after crossing South Mountain. They appear set to strike the Northern Central Railway. Stockades and earthworks guard all bridges, and ample troops are gathered at key points to oppose the attack.
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