Arago Sails from New York for Southampton and Havre
The Arago will sail from New York on the 24th for Southampton and Havre. Edward G. Tileston & Co. can advise on freight or passage. Lorin's bookshop stocks Tauchnitz editions of Thackeray and other works. The column notes wartime politics, naval plans, and public sentiment, including remarks on Davis, McClellan, and reactions to Bull Run.
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The report covers salt fish duty cuts and sugar duty projections, Cape mails to England, limited trade improvement, and ongoing droughts in Western Providence and regions including India, China, and Australia. Telegraphs note arrivals at Suez, Melbourne dates, and cotton crop concerns in Bombay Calcutta. Paris Bourse firm, listing Victor Emmanuel remarks on Rome, and a London Liverpool market briefing with cotton, breadstuffs, provisions, and money market briefly summarized.
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Storm delays craft to Fortress Monroe and McClellan reports
May 14 dispatches note only one boat reaching Fortress Monroe from Cherrystone due to the storm. No major changes in Gen Halleck's army. McClellan's main force at Cumberland reports skirmishes with rebels and nearly 900 Union prisoners released arrive in Washington from the South.
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Rebels Promise Another Attack At Cairo
A Cairo dispatch reports from Fort Wright that a rebel tug reconnoitres after a despatch. The Benton flagboat is cited with a deserter saying the rebel ram survived the Saturday engagement and that repairs proceed off Fort. The deserter predicts a return in 48 hours and renewed hostilities are expected momentarily.
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Reconnoitering party skirmish near Monterry reports casualties
A brigadier general’s reconnoitering party clashed with rebel pickets, killing two, wounding three, and capturing five. Our loss was two. The command moves four miles toward the front as bridges and corduroy roads are built, with a possible engagement later this week.
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Siege Movements Near Corinth Advance Under Heavy Opposing Force
Reports from Curcago May 14 state Union forces under Gen Hallick push forward and fortify as they near Corinth. Estimates of the Confederate strength at 120,000 to 170,000 with Grand Junction fortified by Beauregard as a fallback.
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Union Forces Extend Left Flank In Cairo and Paris Landing
Despatches report Gen. Mitchell's division linking with Gen. Pope to form the left of the line at Cairo. Pope reportedly advanced to retake a lost position from Friday’s skirmish. A steamer named Gladiator carrying the 4th Minnesota hit a disaster at Paris Landing on the Tennessee River, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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Army moves in Arkansas as governor calls for loyalty
Report from Batesville dated May 10 notes Gen Davis and Gen Asboth divisions and two Shields regiments left for the North while Osterhouse’s force crossed the White River toward Little Rock. Loyalty rises with 150 citizens sworn, including judges and ministers, as Governor Rector calls militia to defend the capital amid expected Texans and guerilla bands. Albert Pike encamped at Boggy depot, 100 miles southwest of Fort Smith.
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Arrests Ordered for Refusal to Take Confederate Money in Memphis
Memphis provost marshal orders arrest of all persons refusing Confederate notes for goods. Despatches report Halleck’s army suffering desertions and the 40th Ohio disbanding after a recent battle. Gen. Curtis advances on Little Rock while Steele moves from Pocahontas. rebel despatches note enemy activity in Arkansas and cotton losses.
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Senate and House debate on confiscation and mobilization
In Washington on May 14 the Senate discussed suspending troop-payment acts, investigating frauds, and foreign intervention fears. A key vote adopted Sumner’s request for presidential information on Kentucky arrests. Confiscation bills were reported and postponed. the Army Appropriation bill passed after amendments. The House also advanced census records and retrenchment inquiries before adjourning.
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Nashville Breaks Blockade Reaches Charleston After Nassau News
Advices from Nassau report the Nashville entered Charleston. The Kate brought 300 bales of cotton from Charleston. The President has withdrawn Lathrop’s name for New Orleans Collector post.
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New York Stocks and Money Market Report May 14
Second Board stocks rise with railways and scrip advancing. Notable quotes include Chicago and Rock Island 644, Illinois Central bends 924, New York Central 894, Reading 483, Erie preferred 663, Tennessee Sixes 58, and U S Coupon Sixes 105.
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