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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1862

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2

Edinburg Arrives. War News Mixed from America and London

Steamship Edinburg arrived from Liverpool via Queenstown. Reports say battles did not hasten war end. gold shipments rise. The Times notes Washington decision barring Russell from joining McClellan’s army. Pullinger, a defaulter, died en route to Australia. Liverpool markets show steady cotton but dull provisions. London Consols close at 93⅞.

New York Edinburg Liverpool Queenstown Times of the 24Th America Washington Times Potomac Russell McClellan England Pullinger Australia London

Miners Strike in Pottsville Triggers State Troops

Pottsville Penn May 6 colliers in the area went on strike today, halting pumping engines at major mines and causing property damage. Heckscher's mines faced destruction as authorities call in State troops and volunteers organize to handle the disruption.

Pottsville Penn Heckscher United States Army Boston Kidders Corn Exchange Aquare East Iadia Rio St. Domingo Corfee Bostonia Bene J. B.A Massachusetts Regiment Mth Massachusetts Volunteers Stevenson Burnside Howard Street Steven Major

Rebel force captures by river battery near Farmington

The steamer Ella arrived from Pittsburg Landing as Gen. Pope lured rebel regiments with a battery in an open field near Farmington. About 2000 rebels were taken prisoner while Beauregard urged a desperate stand. Deserters report unrest and Federal orders to march were blocked by rains.

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