Confederate and Union News From Mississippi Fronts Described
Richmond editorials report Confederate authorities planning reprisals for Union hangings in the West. Descriptions cover Jackson evacuations, destruction of state buildings and rail lines, farm losses, and heavy fighting near Edward’s Depot and Big Black river with reports of Johnston, Pemberton, and Sheridan movements and a pivotal railroad bridge at Big Black.
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Liverpool Market Wheat Prices and Grain Demand
Wheat shows stronger retail demand with prices about 1d per cental lower than Tuesday. Flour remains slow and 6d cheaper. Oats cheaper. corn in fair demand at Tuesday levels. Weather very dry until evening showers. flour dull. Western Canadian prices 22s 22s 2d. Wheat limited demand. white and mixed 10s6d 11s9d red 9s5d 10s. Corn inactive. White 30s 30s6d. mixed 29s9d 31s.
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Steamship China Arrives from Liverpool and Queenstown
Fiurope reports the steamship China reached port after departing Liverpool on the 8th and Queenstown on the 9th. The Times discusses Vicksburg and Port Hudson capture and its effects on the Mississippi, while the Morning Herald cites Irish emigration plans. Lords Shaftsbury and Harrowby condemn Russian Poland policy. Lord Russell backs the Czar’s humane aims.
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Resolutions Adopted at Cleveland Baptist Missionary Session
The convention unanimously adopts statements praising the national war against rebellion and slavery. It affirms support for the United States government, rejects foreign interference, and pledges ministers and Christians to sustain the president and contributed efforts until rebellion is subdued and Union restored.
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Rebel officer casualties raise alarms after Rappahannock battles
The Richmond papers list heavy losses among rebel officers. Lieutenant General Jackson is dead along with Brigadier Generals Thomas Paxton McGowan Heth Nichols, many wounded. Staff officers under A P Hill are killed wounded or captured. Half of Jacksons staff injured or killed.
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Rhine aid for Union soldiers shipped to the North
A Hamburg and American steamship brought eighty plus large linen and lint packages donated by Rhineland friends for Union soldiers. Each package bore the inscription Rhenish Bavaria For the Union Defenders of the United States. The gifts, sent free, prove European sympathy for the North’s liberty struggle.
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