Foreign commentary on the American war and Europe
A London Times summary argues the Union’s restoration by force is impossible and notes Europe and Americans doubt the North’s superiority. It critiques Mr Seward’s circular as overreaching, asserts Confederate resilience, and warns against intervention while praising Southern belligerency and North fatigue.
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Burnside sends 1000 rebel prisoners north from Cumberland Gap
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Burnside has moved 1000 Confederate prisoners northward from Cumberland Gap. Haupt relieved from War Department duty. Trains run to Culpepper and Meade’s front quiet. Gilmore says 36 artillery pieces captured on Morris Island. Indians in Utah seek peace with Gen. Conner and Gen. Wright. Fort Abercrombie to Fort Benton expedition advances 268 miles west with 50 men. Rebels in Virginia conscripting Quakers. House stationery contract awarded to Phillips & Solomons. Bailey from Key West denies yellow fever in port or town. Orange and Alexandria Railroad now open to Culpepper Court House.
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Troops Reach Beyond Culpepper as Keily’s Ford Skirmish Edges Front
A report from Army of the Potomac headquarters places some Union units six to eight miles beyond Culpepper. They crossed the Rapidan attempts failed at three spots with small losses. Gordonsville lies eighteen miles ahead, suggesting the main rebel force intrenched there. Fortress Monroe notes dispatches claiming enemy crossing infantry at Keily's Ford and possible advance.
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Charleston Fronts Tighten on Morris Island
Charleston dispatch from September 14 reports Confederate forces facing a Yankee occupation of Morris Island with telegraph lines rising along the island, Battery Wagner strengthened, bomb proofs enlarged and bombardment of harbor boats from Battery Gregg continuing. September 15 adds a lieutenant and five men killed by an explosion on James Island and a Yankee telegraph line-building link from Point Cummings to Fort Pulaski, with awaiting news from Gen Bragg.
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State Fair attendance strong as receipts reach 4000
New Year, Sept 16. Attendance at the State Fair today has been very large. Receipts up to tonight amount to 4000. Tomorrow expected to bring a great crowd. Total entries 2100, about 700 fewer than Rochester last year. Displays of agricultural implements and horses praised. Governor Seymour visited, and many Canadian agriculturists are present. City crowded to overflowing.
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Generals Johnston and Forrest skirmish near Dalton
Atlanta Sept 14 report says Johnston and Forrest fought the enemy near Dalton on Friday with Forrest wounded The Yankees moved toward Tunnel Hill Wheeler skirmished near Lafayette and retreated A larger engagement is expected Rosecrans holds Chattanooga and Burnside may have joined him
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New York Stock and Money Market News
First Board stocks rise with railroad and canal shares led by Chicago and Rock Island at 110 and Harlem at 1474. Second Board slips, readings show declines in several rail names and utility issues, while cotton and grain futures reflect mixed activity. Collective prices point to a volatile session with broad activity in flour, pork, lard, and sugar amid a cautious market tone.
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