Union Forces Attack on Petersburg Right Flank
Gen Meade orders an assault near the Weldon Railroad. The 5th and 9th corps divisions advance, driving rebels from positions with heavy fighting lasting to night. Casualties run about 500 on our side. Major and six officers among captured Confederate cavalry prisoners.
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Fort Monroe reports heavy fighting on the James River north of the James and south of Petersburg with no decisive results yet. The hospital steamer Matilda exploded its boiler injuring several crew and soldiers while 200 wounded were landed at Hampton Hospital. 30 to 40 feet of upper works were torn away.
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A St. Paul despatch from Sept 30 cites a Fort Rice letter dated Sept 10 stating Capt. Fiske's Idaho emigrant train was attacked by Indians. Seven of his rear guard and four emigrants died. The main body retreated to entrenchments awaiting Sully's aid. twenty Indians said killed in the morning. Sully reports a prior battle with 5000 Indians.
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Britannia Arrives At New York As Banks Fail In City
The Britannia from Glasgow arrived in New York tonight. News from Curacao reports a panic as C C Park and J C Conrad banks failed and the Western Marine and Fire Insurance Company refused large checks. Washington reports a mail-boat passenger claims forces cut the south side railroad to disrupt lines to Petersburg Lynchburg and Danville.
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Collision near Watch Hill injures Electra passengers
The steamer Electra from New York to Providence collided with an unknown schooner between Little Gull and Watch Hill at 2 am. The Electra leaked slightly and was towed to New London after repairs. passengers were sent on an extra train. In Providence, Richard Nevielle was killed today by two companions, one arrested.
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Transatlantic shipping updates and European affairs summary
The Peruvian steamed past Father Point at 2 PM on its voyage from Liverpool to Quebec. News from The Times discusses U S and Confederate finance, Lincoln McClellan strategies, and potential peace if the Union endures. Nordic and Danish peace talks, Scandinavian dynastic sentiments, and armistice terms feature in European notes. France Italy Spain Greece update political mood, treaties, and governance actions across regions.
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Market Highlights from New York Oct 1 1864
News of stock prices and commodities in New York markets on October 1 1864. Railroads like Illinois Central and Reading altered slight. Wheat corn oats beef pork and sugar varied, with prices noted for multiple grades and regions. Freight to Liverpool quiet as ashes market remained steady.
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