Desperate Civil War Action Reports From Front
June 25 dispatch from Secretary of War and Major General G. B. McClellan notes Hooker’s division pressing a stalemated assault with Heintzelman and Keyes backing lines. Porter silences a front battery as Deerusy brings two guns into action. Enemy camps fall, gains counted with light losses.
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Porter's Mortar Fleet Bound for Vicksburg Amid Gulf Actions
New Orleans reports Farragut's fleet near Vicksburg with forces routing the enemy at Grand Gulf. Four robbers executed by Gen Butler on June 17. W. H. Weeks killed aboard Itasca. four wounded. Bank of America in New Orleans paying specie. Gen Shepley vetoes acts harming Union sentiment as guerilla bands harass Mississippi vessels.
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Forces in motion near Harper's Ferry as troops bolster defenses
June 24 report from Harper's Ferry notes a pontoon bridge arriving for General Fremont while companies build earthworks on Bolivar Heights. Rumor of 4000 Confederates under General Ewell moving toward New Creek contrasts with Union movements as 23d Illinois and 87th Pennsylvania deploy and Fremont Banks and Shields pursue Jackson. Supplies are reported plentiful.
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Rebellion Moves From Mesilla to Open Overland Route
From San Francisco to Washington dated June 9 10 reports Gen Carleton’s brigade entering Arizona. Col West took Tuscan on May 25 with little resistance as rebels fled toward the Rio Grande. Stars and Stripes again raised over Fort Breckinridge ruins.
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White River Open to Gen Curtis Army by Illinois Cavalry
A detachment of the 6th Illinois Cavalry attacked rebel cavalry guarding a train near Cold Water Station on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. They captured 25 prisoners and 20,000 pounds of bacon and destroyed bridges, making the road impassable. Navigation of White River now open to Gen Curtis's army.
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Mail arrangements for Fremont headquarters reorganized
In Middletown Virginia on June 25 the army field mail system was restructured. Letters for Gen Fremont's headquarters from Washington New York or the West should go to Martinsburg and be forwarded from there. All other Fremont army mail should be directed to Winchester.
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Rumored Cabinet Shifts and Field Assignments in War Office
Rumors from New York on June 25 report General Scott to replace Stanton as Secretary of War with General Banks as Assistant Secretary. Another version places Pope in command in the field, while McDowell would receive a garrison post.
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Railway Accident Near Trenton Hits 8th Massachusetts Battery
An extra train with the 8th Massachusetts Battery under Capt. Cook, carrying 156 men and 120 horses, ran off the track three miles from Trenton depot. Five or six cars fell into the canal. several horses were killed and at least one man is missing.
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Idlewild Wins Two Mile Heats at Philadelphia Meet
The Turf reports Idlewild won two mile heats in straight races at Philadelphia on June 25 with times 3.07 and 3.06. West Roxbury withdrew after the first heat. Remaining races postponed to Friday and Saturday.
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Rebel Prisoners From Fremont's Department Reach City
About 500 prisoners captured by General Fremont in the Shenandoah valley passed through Philadelphia this evening. Most were left by Jackson during his retreat due to illness. Their destination is unknown.
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New York Stock and Money Market Roundup June 25
Second Board stocks improved with moderate business. Railroads like Chicago and Rock Island 67 and New York Central 934 advance. U S Sixes of 1881 at 1063. Treasury Notes 1053. In New York Cotton at 35 35k for middling Uplands, flour and wheat futures mixed. pork and lard firmer. coffee quiet. spirits turpentine and rosin steady.
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Market Close Shows Steady Trading and Mixed Bonds
The stock market was steady with no major feature while governments held firmer prices. Closing bids covered coupon fixes, Treasury notes, and various railroad and copper stocks. Bank statements show gains in loans, deposits, and currency, with some decline in specie as New York stocks were dull aside from government bonds and Chicago and Northwestern.
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English Tapestries and Velvets at New England Carpet Co.
An advertisement notes invoices of English Tapestries at 1 per yard and State Mills Tapestries at 75 cents per yard plus Velvets at 1 124 cents per yard. Cash terms apply with no price variation. Located at 75 Hanover Street.
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