War era updates and naval observations spread through June dispatches
June reports from New York and Philadelphia detail Gen. Grant's front positions and Sickles return, Beecher and Parker comments, and a Washington dispatch noting calm Potomac conditions. Also noted are prize ship captures off Nantucket, bond sales, and draft quotas for Maine.
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Gov. Parker
New Jersey
War Department
Gen. Butterfield
Hooker
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Schenck
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Washington
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Matanzas
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Philadelphia
U. S
Pirate Tacony Captures and Burnings Reported at Sea
The Florence of Gloucester with Star crew arrives after Tacony pirates captured and burned the Byzantium and Goodspeed. Captains Dunton Denton and Robinson recount boarding by gunboats and encounters at sea, with multiple schooners seized and prisoners put aboard the pirate craft.
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Florence
Gloucester
Byzantium
Dunton
Goodspeed
Tacony
Gardner
Eeence
Robinson
London
Blackstone
E.S.E
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Denton
Londonderry
Marengo
Elizabeth Ann
Rufus Choate
Ripple
Confederate Raids Reported From Mississippi to Tennessee
Telegraph reports from Memphs and nearby areas describe Johnston retreating toward Clinton while Union forces repulse 1600 Texans at Lake Providence. Col Phillips with 800 cavalry fights 200 rebels and 1000 more, suffering losses. Misner’s cavalry expedition destroys bridges and rails, with Chalmers’ 900-strong force fleeing toward Charleston. Multiple quotes note threatened reinforcements, Grant's army quiet, and heavy rains hindering movements.
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George
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Rockaway
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Austin
Charleston
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Faulkner
Gorphson
Oxford
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Confederate raider sighted off Nova Scotia reportedly burning ships
Port Langp June 26. Fishing vessels report a large Confederate steamer a bark and a three masted schooner off Cape Sable Nova Scotia burning our fishing vessels. They mention the Angie of Boston captured and bonded for 80000 dollars bound for New York with crews of three burned vessels.
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Great Britain
England
Montgomery
New Bedford
John H. Clifford
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Buzzard’s Bay
Semmes
Charleston
Savannah
Newport
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Fall River
Point Judith
Tacony
Cape Cod
No Man’s Land
Cape Sable
Port Langp
Nova Scotia
Angie
Boston
New York
Jamestown Brings Sumter Officers After Sinking Near Cape Henry
The schooner Jamestown arrived with the Sumter gunboat crew, sunk four miles from Cape Henry Light after a collision with the Gen. Meigs on the night of the 23rd. No lives lost. Four rebel deserters from Wise's army reached Yorktown. Suffolk hospitals relocated patients to Hampton and Chesapeake Hospitals. Rainstorm began early, continuing into afternoon. rain much needed.
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U. S
Sumter
Cape Henry Light
Gen. Meigs
Yorktown
Wise
Suffolk
Mass meeting in San Francisco endorses Union State nominations
A large gathering last night endorsed the Union State Convention slate with most state officers' candidates speaking. The ticket appears set for election by a large margin, while a single opposing ticket may emerge from the fusion Democratic convention on July 8. SandWich Islands dates reach June 6. Sugar Refinery Co. faces assignment. Missionaries meet in Honolulu. Rev. Dr Anderson attends.
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Union
Democratic Party
Sandwich Islands
Sugar Refinery Co
Islands
Honolulu
Dr Anderson
United States
General Orders on liquor sales and wartime conduct
Wartime directives prohibit sale of intoxicating liquor without written authorization and require reporting possession to guard against theft. Violations lead to confiscation and possible seizure of other property. Civilians along the marching army are warned to abstain from hostility and await orders. Governor reports rebels near Cumberland Valley and holds passes near South Menn.
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A.S. Penpleton
Cumberland Valley
Curtain
Geoe Aeepee
Couch
York
South Menn
Ohio Democrats Meet President Over Vallandigham Return
The Ohio Democratic delegation led by Chairman George H Pendleton has held two interviews with the President to press for Vallandigham's return. They delivered their written objective and expect a reply by Monday.
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Washington
George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Vallandigham
New York Stock and Money Market Highlights June 26
First Board shows Cumberland Coal at 173 and New York Central at 1204 with many railroads steady to higher. Second Board lists Norlem rising to 964 bid. cotton active at 65 66c, flour receipts strong, wheat and corn mixed, and staples like sugar and molasses firm amid broad market movement.
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