Rome Soothing Winter Retreat Described by W. Sanford
Letter from TL W Sanford details a month in Rome praising the climate and hospitality. He notes English dominance, grand churches including St Peter's, Roman walls with towers, streets crowded with soldiers, and the Pope's public appearances, ending with reflections on peace versus his homeland.
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Skirmishing at Suffolk and Union news from Virginia
Telegraphic report notes Confederate cavalry and artillery under Gen Stoneman feinting at Kelly's Ford then advancing toward Culpeper and Greenville, breaking Virginia Central line near Miederichsburg. Dispatches discuss British mediation hopes, monitor construction, and Gen Abercrombie taking command for Washington defense.
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Confederate Reinforcements Reach Grenada and West of Mississippi
Confederate dispatches report large federal reinforcements arrived at Grenada Mississippi and plans to send major forces to the three railroads. Kirby Smith assumes command west of the Mississippi while Grant is to join Rosecrans by water. The Cahawba carries officers back to Port Royal and troops occupy Seabrook and Folly Flats.
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Steamers arrive with cargoes and Civil War updates
April reports from Nassau arrivals note steamers Vlora and Bell with coffee saltpetre and ice. Blanchville loss destroys government storehouses with bacon flour and sugar. Gen Wheeler captures trains near Nashville Murfreesboro with $30000 and several officers. Descriptions of skirmishes near Washington Road Corcoran front and rail lines between Suffolk and Norfolk. Deserters warn of potential attack this week and guerrilla activity along flanks. Long telegraph lines repaired. flag of truce letters restricted. Richmond papers claim Yankee move to Vicksburg and Grenada with transports burned and New Carthage in Yankee hands.
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