Movements of Lee Prompts Civil War News in June 1863
Boston Post reports rumors on Lee's next strike as Union forces mass near Harrisburg. It traces events from June 18 to 23 with captures at Winchester, marches toward the Potomac, and calls for presidential action to deter rebel aggression. The piece notes troop mobilizations in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, plus cavalry actions under Pleasanton and reports on Lincoln’s potential proclamations.
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Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending June 4
A dense price list notes sales and current values across commodities such as ashes spices coal coffee copper cotton and flour. The report lists cash prices per unit for items including English cannel coal at 14 1450 ton and 7 Sydney ton, codfish and haddock prices, and wholesale rates for lumber, tea, wool and oils with various regional mentions and quantities.
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Seward replies to French request on Poland war
The Independence Belse presents a French translation of Mr Seward’s reply to the Emperor of the French proposing the US lend moral influence with Paris Vienna and London to induce Russia to concede to Poland and end the war. Seward cites the need to avoid foreign alliance while supporting progress at home and notes Hungary 1850 as precedent.
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Paris
Vienna
London
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Poland
Napoleon
Hungary
Milroy under fire on Shenandoah front and West Point critique
The correspondent describes Ewell's flank movement near Kernstown and the Milroy retreat as a surprise and hints at criticism of West Point officers. The Army of the Potomac report notes Stuart’s cavalry activities in London Valley and the difficulty of obtaining enemy positions, with prisoners and casualties from recent engagements.
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Massachusetts memorial urges federal protection for colored troops
Senator Sumner will present to the President a memorial from Massachusetts citizens asking an authoritative declaration of the government’s purpose to protect colored soldiers and avenge threats against them, with Gov. Andrew endorsing the memorial and urging action. The memorial and Andrew’s letter request prompt and unequivocal protective measures and public proclamation.
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Ironclad Fingal Captured After Baltic Fight in Warsaw Sound
The Fingal, the ironclad ram built from the Atlanta, was captured in Warsaw Sound by Union monitors Weehawken and Nahant after a sharp engagement led by Captain John Rodgers. The Atlanta surrendered with 165 prisoners. one pilot killed and a dozen wounded. Recovered prisoners were to be sent North aboard the James Adger and Vermont.
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