27 May 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1863
Page
1
The Queen Victoria, delayed by ice fields in the Atlantic, arrives in New York from Dublin after a perilous voyage. Captain Conway reports a journey through vast ice, with open water scarce and several vessels jammed in the ice.
A report describes a new armor system for a warship built by Mr. with a three iron plate edge joined arrangement and a timber cellular frame to dampen vibration. Tests included 110 pounder and 68 pounder projectiles, revealing potential damage to fastenings and frame but reduced vibration impact overall.
At a Rosalied Society gathering, M. Du Cmatti announced plans to guide an expedition at a river mouth. The traveler intends to leave one or two white men there and proceed with his party, following his prior undertakings and recommendations.
Readers recount violent opposition after an entertainment event in Davenport. A mob demanded money, a revolver was shown, and threats were made. Proceedings paused with August court appearance. locals describe road delays and dispersed by authorities.
The Glasgow Journal reproduces a long list of vessels on the Clyde since 1861, including cruisers and ironclads, and comments on American ships and merchants during a wartime context. It questions Britain’s stance and notes American naval deployments and possible support to Confederate operations.
The Era notes six of General Han ter's forces and nearly all the iron-clan feet are marching toward the Galt Department for immediate operations against Mobi and siveston, with action expected sooner than four.
Three Days Later from New Orleans reports continued strikes by the mortar fleet on the lower batteries near Port Hudson. The Ironclad Essex engaged enemy guns as the fleet pressed bombardment into the night, with limited success. Farragut was serenaded at New Orleans on the evening of the 12th amid loyalist celebrations.
The Rebel government again confronts a paper shortage prompting a loud public outcry. Editors warn that without supplies in Chattanooga the government risks collapse, as orders for five hundred thousand cleans and linen are discussed amid mounting frustration.
A fragment praises the Prince of Wales dinner table display, noting the immense wealth and the vast spread of markets and world produce showcased as a magnificent centric display. The text reflects astonishment at the value of the table and accompanying dishes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Wisdom Income holding an educational convention in the South and a letter to the body by Mr. Jeff. The piece references religion, virtue, character, and communal support, indicating a cautious or deliberative proposal discussed in Southern journals.
Fragmentary text references a capture at Heléza Ark by General Price. A May 19 letter from Jackson reports movement of 1,200 men over the Big Black River and mentions prior trenchments and a Vick on Leases the Yezone Beer.
A fragmentary report notes discussion among prominent New York and Pennsylvania figures about enrollment and execution of the conscription act. Mentions officers and the role of captains in implementing the law, with emphasis on following official procedure.
Ambiguous report notes an incident in Greene County Ohio with gunfire around a creek area near a risen event. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a union officer and local speakers suggests a political or labor event disrupted by shooting.
A garbled 1860s dispatch note references Rebel communications about Gen Foutaise Momnos from Jackson Mississippi dated May 10 and May 23, with cross quotations from The Richmond Whig and New Orleans Advertiser. It notes mobile reports and delayed Rebel accounts from Vickburg and Mobile, as cited by the New York Reporter.
Fragmentary text indicates a belief that Stuart has sent about a hundred men to reinforce Mosby to continue the attack on Kawnock Station. It notes Brane concentrating a large body between Culpeper Courthouse and Maton.
Fragmentary field note from May 36 reports officials in Veakusburg area near Waesuseron. The text mentions Major General and a senior officer, but most names, places, and actions are illegible. Further restoration needed to identify authorities and purpose of the broadcast.
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